Participated · Series A · Mar 2026

Founded in 2024 by Sumit Anand and Rupesh Thakare, Inamo offers an infrastructure-as-a-service model that handles warehousing, fulfillment, and a dedicated last-mile fleet for quick-commerce platforms and digital marketplaces. Its technology optimizes inventory placement and demand aggregation, helping brands avoid inventory duplication and scale with minimal upfront costs. The company currently operates more than 80 dark stores across six metro cities and processes over 1.8 million orders each month. Over the last ten months, Inamo reports that its annual recurring revenue has grown more than 10×. With fresh capital, the startup plans to onboard additional brands, enter new product categories, and expand to 10 new cities, targeting over 200 dark stores by the end of 2026. Management believes that smarter network design and deeper tech integration will make quick commerce more efficient and accessible for brands.

Participated · Seed · Dec 2025

Founded in 2023 in Bengaluru by Prashant Adurty, Aman Bhargava, and Harshit Lingamneni, Mannjal provides an end-to-end lending infrastructure that covers field operations, loan origination, and credit decisioning. The platform supports both digital and physical data journeys, enriches borrower profiles with external data sources, and structures information for risk analysis and decision support. Lenders can configure custom workflows for risk, operations, and business teams, which the company says cuts turnaround times by 50–75% and lifts sanction ratios to 85–90%. Over the past 18 months, Mannjal has facilitated more than Rs 1,000 crore in disbursements across unsecured business loans, loans against property, and affordable housing finance. Its network now includes over 75 lending institutions. With the fresh capital, the startup plans to expand its lender network and accelerate product development, further strengthening its market position.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2025

Fastest.Health operates a quick service diagnostics (QSD) platform that partners with NABL-accredited labs to provide rapid, on-demand medical testing. Customers can schedule doorstep sample collection that arrives within 15 minutes, and the company delivers certified reports for most routine tests in as little as 90 minutes. Founded in January 2025 by Jayesh Kamat, Sandeep Krishna, Mazhar Faruqi, Dr. Santosh Wakchaure, and Mohit Lala, the startup currently serves Navi Mumbai and suburban Mumbai. Management plans to expand into additional Indian markets and introduce 24×7 diagnostic availability to increase accessibility. Competitive peers include Tata 1mg Labs, Redcliffe Labs, and Healthians. Financially, the company has secured a pre-seed infusion of INR 1.2 crore to accelerate marketing, bolster sales, enhance its technology stack, and hire key personnel, signaling an early-stage growth phase backed by venture capital support.

Led · Seed · Sep 2025

MyNaksh is building a ‘personal astrology guide’ that uses artificial intelligence to understand each user’s unique context and deliver tailored astrological insights from the first interaction. The product blends human expert astrologers, one-on-one connections, and AI-generated readings to deepen user trust and engagement over time. Positioned as a faith-tech offering, the company aims to restore astrology’s credibility by replacing gimmicky, chat-first services with a richer, data-driven experience. The founding team—Nitesh Salvi, Devaang Agarwalla, Gaurav Mohta, and Piyush Nagle—draws on leadership experience from consumer-tech giants such as PhonePe, Razorpay, Hotstar, Gameskraft, and Swiggy. Backers believe this mix of product judgment and a human-in-the-loop approach differentiates MyNaksh in India’s under-innovated spiritual market. With fresh capital, the startup plans to scale its AI platform rapidly and reach millions of users seeking personalized self-awareness and growth tools.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2024

Plum operates an employee health benefits platform focused on improving the insurance claims experience and delivering employer healthcare services. The company automates claims processing—reporting that 78% of claims are resolved without human intervention—and has processed over 500,000 claims, while reducing median cashless hospital discharge times and accelerating reimbursement turnaround to 1.5 days. Plum contests denied claims and reports favorable outcomes in 88% of disputed cases, recovering over Rs 10 crore in the past year. It serves more than 6,000 organisations including large customers such as CRED, Meesho, PhonePe, Swiggy, Tata CLiQ, Urban Company, WeWork, and Zomato. Plum plans to use recent funding to expand talent and technology, scale AI-led claims operations, deepen HR and payroll integrations, and broaden offerings into preventive care, primary care, mental wellness, and telehealth. The company was founded in 2019 and reported its first full year of EBITDA and cash flow profitability ahead of this raise.