Yotta Targets $4B Valuation Pre-IPO

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• •Yotta has withdrawn from its SPAC merger with Cartica Acquisition Corp. (despite obtaining all regulatory approvals in late 2025) and formally pivoted to an India-focused IPO strategy targeting FY27 (April 2026–March 2027)[5][6].
• •The company is scaling its Panvel campus to approximately 70 acres with capacity for up to 22 data center buildings and power feasibility of up to 2 GW, significantly expanding beyond its current 33 MW operational capacity[5].
• •Yotta has already invested over $1.5 billion in infrastructure and plans to commit an additional $2 billion toward advanced chips, with a target $1 billion fundraise in the pre-IPO round to support GPU deployment[3].
• •Revenue growth has accelerated sharply: FY24 revenue reached an estimated $49.2 million (more than doubling from $22 million in FY23), with FY25 projections of $156 million as capex deepens for AI and cloud demand[5].
• •CEO Sunil Gupta cited India's IndiaAI Mission and sovereign AI momentum as the primary driver for the strategic pivot from a US listing, positioning Yotta as a pure-play digital infrastructure play anchored in domestic AI demand[2][5].

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