Bengaluru startup Legend of Toys has raised Rs 21 crore in a pre-Series A round to scale its premium RC vehicle brand. Founded in 2024 by ISB alumni Afshaan Siddiqui and Vinay Jaisingh, it has already hit an annualised Rs 30 crore run-rate within 18 months and is growing 20% month-on-month. The money will fund new play categories, marketing, manufacturing upgrades and international expansion. Its character-led toy universe plus a free lifetime repair service aims to create repeat purchases, not one-offs.
Legend of Toys, a mass premium Indian toy brand, has raised Rs 21 crore in a Pre-Series A round backed by investors including Singularity Early Opportunities Fund. The funding will support expansion into new play categories, stronger sourcing and manufacturing, and increased marketing and digital efforts in India and overseas. The company’s growth comes as India’s toy sector shifts from imports to local production, fueled by higher import duties and tougher quality rules, including mandatory BIS certification from January 2021.
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