Participated · Series B · Aug 2026

Butterfly Learnings offers a platform combining clinical therapy, inclusive schooling, diagnostics, digital therapeutics and technology-enabled interventions for children with autism, ADHD and learning disabilities. The company operates 90 centres across 22 cities and runs a therapist training institute that provides training based on behavioural healthcare standards. It holds an exclusive global licence for Get SET Early, an eye-tracking autism screening technology that has CDSCO approval to screen children from one year of age. Founded by Dr Sonam Kothari and Dr Abhishek Sen, Butterfly Learnings plans to expand its centre network beyond Maharashtra and build partnerships with hospitals and paediatricians. The company also intends to strengthen its technology and AI capabilities and scale its therapist training programme.

Participated · Seed · Aug 2023

Boost Capital provides a chat-based bank client onboarding platform that interviews customers through chatbots, performs digital KYC and credit scoring, and facilitates automated loan applications, underwriting, contracting, and credit checks. Its technology bridges informal channels used by emerging-market customers (like chat) and the formal risk requirements of financial service providers. The platform supports collateralized and uncollateralized loans and can serve clients with salary or business income without requiring an app download. Founded in 2018 by Gordon Peters and Lucinda Revell and incorporated as Boost Capital PTE. LTD., the company targets microfinance institutions and banks seeking cheaper, faster digital onboarding. Boost plans to use new funding to pursue market expansion, grow its product team, and initiate partnerships with new banks. The company raised a $2.5M seed round in August 2023 to support those efforts.

Led · Series A · Oct 2022

HROne is a human resources management software founded in 2016 by Karan Jain and based in New Delhi, India. It provides an HR automation platform that automates HR processes, simplifies human interactions, and delivers actionable insights to build better workplaces. The company’s mission is to improve the quality of professional lives by helping HRs and employees derive work fulfillment. HROne plans to expand into new and international markets and is operating in what the founder described as a hyper‑growth phase of the Indian HRTech market. The startup aims to increase its revenue by 10x in the next three years. It recently completed a $4.0M Series A to fund that expansion and growth.

Participated · Series A · Aug 2022

Farmley is a Delhi-based healthy snacking brand founded by Akash Sharma and Abhishek Agarwal. It offers a range of products from Makhana-based munchies to Date Bites, trail mixes, and roasted nuts. The company operates a farm-to-palm model that empowers farmers and promotes sustainable practices while delivering quality to customers. Farmley raised $42M in a Series C and intends to use the funds to expand operations and its development efforts. Revenue has risen approximately 55% annually over the past two years to reach around $41 million in FY25, and the company has achieved profitability. The fresh capital is aimed at scaling operations and further product and business development. Farmley sells more than 100 nuts and dry-fruit products through e-commerce and fast-commerce platforms and at over 10,000 retail locations in India’s top 50 cities. The company sources produce via backend connections with local and foreign farming communities and has expanded presence in the US, Australia and the Middle East in addition to India. Farmley was founded in 2017 by Abhishek Agrawal and Akash Sharma. The new funding will be used to strengthen brand-building initiatives and expand offline retail touchpoints; Rahul Dravid has joined as a brand ambassador. Financially, Farmley reported revenue of approximately Rs 150 crore in FY23, stated an ARR of Rs 300 crore, and said it grew more than 400% over the prior two years and has become EBITDA positive. The business sells across platforms such as BigBasket, Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit, Zepto and Instamart. Farmley is a full-stack nuts and dry fruits brand offering over 100 products derived from nuts and dry fruits. The company says it has built deep backend linkages with domestic and international farming communities and operates five unique processing units in India. Farmley reports it has scaled revenue 10x in the last 18 months. Its omnichannel distribution includes all leading e-commerce and quick-commerce platforms and retail stores across the top 20 Indian cities, and the company has a presence in the US, the Middle East, and Australia. The fresh capital will be utilised for channel expansion, brand building, and team building. Farmley was founded by Akash Sharma and Abhishek Agrawal in 2017. Founded in 2017 by IIT grads Akash Sharma and Abhishek Agarwal, TechnifyBiz operates a Delhi-based B2B marketplace that connects farmers, SME food processors, and wholesale buyers. The platform focuses on non-perishable food commodities and currently offers ten products including makhana, cashews, almonds, raisins, walnut, quinoa, chia, pista, sunflower seed, and watermelon seeds. TechnifyBiz says it has increased farmers’ profit margins by 200% in about three years and counts customers such as Big Bazaar, Metro Cash & Carry, Reliance Retail, and Haldirams. The company reported a monthly revenue run rate of Rs 10 crore and expects this to reach Rs 75 crore by March 2020, up from Rs 5 crore at the end of March 2019. It plans to expand to 50–60 commodities over the next two years and work with about 100,000 suppliers. TechnifyBiz builds backend supply infrastructure and technology-enabled services to reduce inefficiencies in the agricultural supply chain.

Led · Series A · Nov 2021

Medkart is an Ahmedabad-based retailer of affordable, WHO GMP-certified generic medicines operating a network of 75 stores across Gujarat and Rajasthan. Founded in 2014, the company remained bootstrapped until this fundraise. It also operates an online presence via a mobile application and serves about 6 lakh customers with chronic illnesses in addition to other customers. Medkart plans aggressive expansion, targeting entry into 200 smaller towns across Gujarat and Rajasthan before moving into other markets. Management intends to technologically strengthen the online platform and tightly integrate online and retail channels to deliver an omni-channel experience. The company says the funding will be used to build the infrastructure necessary to support expansion and omni-channel operations.