• 3EV Industries

  Participated · Series A · Nov 2025

  Founded in 2019 by Peter Hartmut and CG Krishna Bhupathi, 3ev Industries manufactures electric three-wheelers aimed at India’s last-mile and urban transport sectors. Its offering combines vehicle manufacturing with financing, Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS), and aftermarket support to simplify EV adoption. The company is developing a 3C division—charging, care, and conversions—and is advancing R&D in regenerative braking, advanced materials, and solar-enabled cold-chain EV technology. Recent traction shows vehicle sales nearly doubling from 438 units in FY24 to a projected 834 units in FY25, while revenue is expected to jump from Rs 17.8 crore to Rs 54.7 crore in the same period, with a target of Rs 65 crore and positive EBITDA by FY26. Capital from the latest round will expand manufacturing capacity and deepen supply-chain integration. Operating in a market forecast to reach $18.7 billion by 2035 with 60% three-wheeler EV penetration, 3ev positions itself as a full-stack urban mobility player.

• Mitra

  Led · Equity · Aug 2025

  Mitra sells refined-flour (maida) and related FMCG products using a stone-grinding process it markets as Chakki Fresh. The company plans to commission a 3,000-ton maida plant in October and broaden its portfolio into millet-based and lifestyle categories (gluten-free, sugar-free, diabetic-friendly flours) and organic spices. It intends to expand distribution in GCC markets and integrate smart manufacturing technology to improve efficiency. Mitra has focused on tier-II and tier-III Indian markets with a mid-priced premium positioning and reports a high repeat purchase rate. Financially, the company reported revenue growth from Rs 11 crore in FY24 to Rs 40 crore in FY25 and says it is on track to cross Rs 120 crore in the current year. Mitra is already EBITDA-positive and expects the new plant to raise monthly recurring revenue from about Rs 12 crore to roughly Rs 17 crore by November 2025. Mitra is a 2022-founded FMCG D2C company that manufactures a range of food products, principally flour and edible oil. Its new manufacturing capacity can produce more than 800 tons of flour and 3 lakh liters of oil per month. In its first year the company reported Rs 14 crore in sales and says it has built a distribution network of over 300 distributors and more than 15,000 retailers across 14 key locations. Mitra has established a manufacturing footprint in Mathura and Gurugram with facilities totaling over 40,000 square feet. The company plans to use recent proceeds to strengthen its supply chain, pursue export opportunities in European markets, and bid for strategic government tenders including NAFED and Bharat Aata. It is positioning for geographic and channel expansion while scaling production and distribution operations.

• Mitra

  Led · Equity · Aug 2025

  Mitra has built its brand around a proprietary ‘Chakki Fresh’ stone-grinding process that preserves the nutritional value and freshness of its flours, targeting consumers who want premium quality at mid-range prices. The company plans to broaden its portfolio into millet-based, gluten-free, sugar-free, diabetic-friendly flours and organic spices, while extending distribution into GCC countries. A new 3,000-ton refined flour plant scheduled to go live in October will employ smart manufacturing technology to boost efficiency and lift monthly recurring revenue from Rs 12 crore to Rs 17 crore by November 2025. Mitra claims rapid growth, scaling revenue from Rs 11 crore in FY24 to Rs 40 crore in FY25 and projecting more than Rs 120 crore this year, all while remaining EBITDA positive. Strong customer loyalty is evidenced by a 92% repeat purchase rate. Looking ahead, the company is preparing for a Series A round in April 2026 at an anticipated valuation of Rs 500 crore to fund additional manufacturing capacity, product-line extensions, and geographic expansion.

• House of Biryani

  Participated · Equity · Aug 2025

  House of Biryani operates as a digitally native, cloud-kitchen brand that focuses on biryani and complementary Indian dishes distributed via platforms such as Swiggy and Zomato. The company positions itself within India’s fast-growing D2C food ecosystem, emphasising an omnichannel strategy that blends online ordering with branded menu collaborations. Recent initiatives include the launch of the “AP Menu,” a special line curated with actor-investor Amol Parashar to drive customer engagement. Celebrity involvement is central to the brand narrative; former Indian cricket captain M S Dhoni and now Amol Parashar lend both capital and public credibility. Management highlights that its investors provide strategic input in branding, influencer marketing, and market expansion, not just funding. Although specific revenue, user counts, or profitability metrics were not disclosed, the company underscores scalable growth through its cloud-kitchen model and quick-commerce partnerships. Overall, House of Biryani aims to leverage celebrity equity and digital distribution to accelerate nationwide expansion and deepen consumer trust.

• Twyn

  Participated · Series A · Dec 2023

  Twyn, founded by Avi Dahiye and based in Noida, builds phygital twins and high-fidelity digital twins for manufacturers. The company uses data from its digital twins to optimize inventory, human resources, and machinery in the physical world. Twyn serves industries including automotive, oil and gas, steel, pharmaceutical, FMCG, and smart cities. Notable clients include Uno Minda, P&G, HP, Samsung, Panasonic, and JBM Group. Twyn secured $1.25M in a pre-Series A funding round. The startup plans to use the proceeds to expand across Middle East and European steel, petrochemical, and automotive hubs and to bolster its leadership teams in India and Dubai.

No current team members are available.