Led · Series B · Nov 2025

The Policy Exchange (TPE) is developing an intelligent, data-driven platform that allows policyholders to access liquidity, maintain coverage and extract value from their insurance policies. Addressing the widespread problem of policy lapses caused by financial pressure, the company positions insurance not as an obligation but as an investment opportunity. Its founding team brings more than 75 years of combined experience across telecom, banking and insurance, which it leverages to blend industry know-how with modern digital frameworks. TPE’s customer-first design focuses on transparency and accessibility, distinguishing it within India’s rapidly evolving insurtech landscape. With fresh capital in hand, the firm plans to deepen its technology stack, scale operations nationwide and ramp up public awareness initiatives. Management has set a goal of safeguarding one million individuals over the next three years through its technology-led approach. The recent Pre-Series B raise brings total disclosed funding to at least $1.5 million, though no revenue or user figures were provided.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2025

Akashalabdhi is building ANTARIKSHAB, an expandable space habitat intended for orbital logistics, micro-gravity research, space habitation, and defense applications. Beyond the habitat, the company is engineering complementary systems such as inflatable solar arrays and other dual-use defense-grade technologies that can operate both on Earth and in orbit. The startup’s roadmap includes analogue studies and an orbital launch of its minimum viable product to validate the platform in space. Its mission is to place India at the forefront of orbital infrastructure by leveraging modular, inflatable technologies that reduce launch mass and cost. Akashalabdhi was incubated at the Foundation for Science, Innovation & Development (FSID) at the Indian Institute of Science and at TIDES, IIT Roorkee, and receives additional support from KickSky Accelerator. The new capital infusion provides runway to advance R&D and commence critical testing of its habitat and supporting systems. The company has not yet disclosed revenue or user metrics, as it remains in the product-development stage.

Participated · Series A · Aug 2024

Kreedo Early Childhood Solutions partners with affordable private schools and preschools to transform early childhood education through a play-based curriculum. Its core product is the 6T learning framework delivered via Kreedo Activity Labs, which integrates toys, technology, theory, teacher training, a timetable and teamwork for children aged 3–8, aligned with NEP 2020. The company also offers Practico, a digital home learning platform, and runs a specialised pre-primary teacher training franchise program. With new funding, Kreedo plans to expand into additional regions across India, extend offerings to Grades 3–5, and enhance Practico. Founded in 2012 by Mridula Shridhar and VK Manikandan and based in Bengaluru, Kreedo focuses on democratising early education through scalable partnerships. Over the past two years the company says it has doubled revenue, grown from 700 to 1,700 schools and preschools, and increased the number of children served from 55,000 to more than 140,000.

Participated · Series A · Aug 2024

Karma Primary Healthcare is an online platform that delivers primary health services remotely, including assisted telemedicine, remote doctor consultations, and remote patient monitoring for rural villages and clinics. A community health worker at partner clinics takes vitals, facilitates video consultations, prints electronic prescriptions and dispenses free medications. The company was co-founded in 2014 by Jagdeep, Gagandeep, and Manjeet Singh Gambhir and now operates in eight Indian states. Karma says it has impacted over 350,000 lives to date, 55% of whom are women, and that patient volumes have tripled in the last three years. By 2027 the company aims to operate 100 locations and serve more than 150,000 patients annually as it shifts toward a patient-centered care model. Revenue declined from Rs 5.18 crore in FY22 to Rs 4.79 crore in FY23 (a 7.5% drop) and the company swung from a Rs 10.20 lakh profit to a Rs 3.21 crore loss in FY23. Karma faces competition from players such as DocOnline and Practo. Founded in 2014, Karma Healthcare sets up Karma Clinics in rural areas that provide web‑enabled patient‑doctor video consultations, face‑to‑face doctor visits and medicines, staffed by a community health worker. Each clinic serves roughly 20,000–25,000 people and is equipped with an Android tablet with an in‑built webcam, mobile internet, wireless printer, external speaker and other clinical equipment to process and print e‑prescriptions. The company currently operates in Rajasthan and Haryana, runs 10 e‑doctor clinics and reports having conducted over 50,000 consultations. Karma raised Rs 3 crore (about $500,000) in a fresh equity round from equity crowdfunding platform 1Crowd, with existing investors Ankur Capital, Ennovent Capital, Beyond Capital and undisclosed angels participating. The company said it will use the funds to scale operations and beef up its technology offering to improve the quality of its healthcare services. Karma previously raised funding in 2015 from Impact Investment Holding, the impact investment arm of Ennovent.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2024

Alyve Health operates a healthtech platform that covers a wide range of healthcare journeys including doctor consultations, diagnostics, medication purchases, dental procedures, gym memberships, and proactive well‑being. The platform supports integrations with payers (insurers, TPAs), intermediaries (brokers, financial institutions, digital platforms), and providers (clinics, diagnostic centers, fitness studios). It offers customized solutions to groups such as employees, customers, and channel partners and currently serves over 1 million members. The company intends to use new funding for strategic growth initiatives including talent acquisition, platform enhancement, operational expansion, service amplification, and increased member engagement. Alyve was founded in May 2020 by Shashank Avadhani, Sushant Roy, and Vineet Mehta. Recent financings include a Series A and venture debt to support its expansion.