Led · Series B · Jul 2026

Founded in 2016 by Dr. Kishore Indukuri, Sid’s Farm operates a direct-to-consumer dairy business offering milk and other food products. The company says each batch of milk is tested across more than 45 quality and safety parameters, conducting over 10,000 quality tests daily. Sid’s Farm works with more than 5,000 dairy farmers, providing fair procurement practices, veterinary services and farmer education programmes. It currently serves over 50,000 families across multiple cities. The firm competes with Country Delight and Akshayakalpa Organic and plans to use fresh funding to accelerate growth, expand access in new regions, and scale manufacturing, distribution and product innovation.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

The company develops low-cost drone interceptors aimed at protecting the UK and allied forces, emerging from three years of research, validation and low-volume production. Founders frame the business within a broader vision of more electric, accessible and autonomous aviation while emphasizing immediate defense applications. The team has validated capability through trials and early production runs prior to this Series A. With the new funding, leadership plans to scale production, expand internationally and broaden the product line. The company has secured both venture capital and strategic investors, including NATO Innovation Fund and NSSIF, to support overseas expansion. Existing investors such as Tanglin Venture Partners, z21 Ventures and the Narotam Sekhsaria Family Office have participated again, marking a third investment from some backers.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2026

Founded in 2020, HEN Technologies has engineered fire-suppression nozzles that boost suppression rates up to 300 % while cutting water use by 67 %. The firm has expanded its line to monitors, valves, overhead sprinklers, pressure devices and the forthcoming Stream IQ flow-control and discharge-control systems, all containing custom circuit boards and, in some cases, Nvidia Orion Nano processors. These devices stream real-time data—such as flow, pressure, GPS location and weather—into HEN’s cloud platform, giving incident commanders granular insight into water usage and operational conditions. The company has filed 20 patent applications (with six granted) and employs about 50 people drawn from Adobe, NASA, Tesla, Apple and Microsoft. Commercial traction includes 1,500 fire-department customers, sales to the Marine Corps, US Army bases, NASA and Abu Dhabi Civil Defense, distribution through 120 resellers and shipments to 22 countries. After launching products in Q2 2023, HEN generated $200 k that year, grew to $1.6 m in 2024 and $5.2 m last year, and is projecting $20 m in revenue this year. The rapidly expanding installed base is building a unique data lake that the company plans to monetize via predictive-analytics applications beginning next year.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2025

Goldi Solar designs and manufactures solar photovoltaic modules for renewable energy projects, positioning itself as a key domestic supplier to India’s clean-energy build-out. Headquartered in Surat, the company has rapidly scaled manufacturing capacity from 3 GW to 14.7 GW over the last twelve months, and it is building a 1.2 GW solar-cell facility in Gujarat to enhance vertical integration. Its product roadmap focuses on high-efficiency module technologies, and management has highlighted continued innovation as a strategic priority. The firm intends to leverage its expanded production base to deepen its go-to-market reach across India and abroad. While specific revenue or customer figures were not disclosed, the sizeable capacity ramp underscores strong order visibility and market demand. Goldi Solar plans to channel newly raised capital toward further capacity expansion, backward integration, R&D, and sales initiatives aimed at solidifying its leadership in India’s solar manufacturing ecosystem.

Participated · Series B · Oct 2025

Two Brothers Organic Farms (TBOF), founded by brothers Satyajit and Ajinkya Hange, produces and markets organic staples such as ghee, rice, jaggery, wheat flour, spices, grains, and pulses. Operating from Pune, the company sources directly from more than 5,000 farmers and serves over 600,000 consumers, positioning itself as a bridge between rural livelihoods and health-conscious buyers. Roughly 60% of revenue comes from its own website and app, with additional sales via e-commerce marketplaces, quick-commerce platforms, and international channels. TBOF ended FY25 with ₹108 crore in revenue and is aiming for ₹200 crore this fiscal year, up from ₹38.4 crore in FY24, reflecting 58% year-over-year growth. Internationally, the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the Middle East are its primary markets. The company plans to expand processing facilities, strengthen supply chains, and invest in technology to reach a five-year goal of ₹1,000 crore in annual revenue and partnerships with 50,000 farmers. Its product expansion and distribution push will target additional Tier-1 and Tier-2 Indian cities as well as new overseas markets.