Participated · Series B · Jul 2026

Age Care Labs, founded by Saumyajit Roy who serves as CEO, operates through Emoha (home-based eldercare services) and Epoch Elder Care (assisted living, dementia care, rehabilitation and palliative care). The company focuses on delivering care across the senior living continuum and is expanding its service offerings and technology capabilities. It is headquartered in Gurugram and has attracted investors including Rainmatter, Lumis Partners, KOIS Invest and Gruhas. Financially, Age Care Labs has raised about Rs 92 crore in a pre-Series B and announced an additional Rs 85 crore as the onset of its Series B, with a target of Rs 250 crore for the full round. As part of its growth plans, Age Care Labs has entered a strategic partnership with Shrem Group to launch Shremoha, a premium senior independent living platform that integrates independent living, wellness, hospitality and healthcare.

Led · Series B · Jul 2026

Age Care Labs operates a portfolio of elder-care brands including Emoha (app-based home care) and Epoch (assisted living and dementia care), and plans to launch Shremoha for independent senior housing. The company focuses on providing a "continuum of care" to urban seniors, with a stated target market of about 40 million urban elderly in India. It plans to expand access to organized elder care across tier-1 and tier-2 cities and has outlined larger ambitions through 2027. Financially, the company recently raised ₹85 crore in a Series B round to fund expansion of its brands and new product launches. The business is based in Gurugram and is positioning itself to address India's aging population, which the company notes is projected to reach 231 million by 2036.

Participated · Equity · Jan 2026

CIEL HR Services operates in the human resources services sector, offering staffing and related HR solutions under its Chennai-headquartered platform. The company has been positioning itself for a public listing and filed its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with SEBI in 2025. To strengthen its balance sheet ahead of the IPO, it completed a ₹30 crore pre-IPO placement that reduces the primary portion of its forthcoming IPO by the same amount. Following this adjustment, the fresh issue is expected to total up to ₹329 crore, supplemented by an Offer for Sale of up to 47,39,336 equity shares from existing shareholders. The placement was priced at ₹110 per share, implying a ₹108 share premium over face value and reflecting investor confidence in the company’s growth prospects. Promoters of the business include K. Pandiarajan, Hemalatha Rajan, Aditya Narayana Mishra, Santhosh Kumar Nair and D. Rajiv Krishnan. The capital raised will support expansion and operational initiatives as the company moves toward its IPO.

Participated · Series B · Nov 2024

Founded in 2017, Easy Home Finance offers mortgage-backed home loans through a largely digital process that shortens approval times and reduces paperwork. The company targets India’s middle-income segment and positions itself as a tech-led alternative to traditional housing-finance providers. Its platform combines automated underwriting with digital distribution to streamline the borrowing experience. Having amassed roughly $130 million in total funding, Easy Home Finance plans to use its new capital to expand into additional markets, strengthen its technology stack, and scale its distribution network. Management also intends to grow the loan book and deepen penetration beyond major cities as demand for affordable housing finance rises. The firm’s strategy centers on leveraging technology to reach underserved customers while maintaining prudent risk controls.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2022

Lal10 is a Noida-based online cross-border wholesale platform founded in 2017 that helps craft-based micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) take sustainable products to global markets. The company builds technology and a tech-enabled supply chain to digitize India’s craft industry and prepare artisans and small manufacturers for global wholesale. Lal10 positions itself as a cross-border marketplace connecting grassroots MSMEs from smaller towns and cities to international buyers. After raising $5.5 million in a pre-Series A, the startup plans to expand aggressively into the U.S., Japan, and the Middle East. Leadership says the platform aims to enable 1.2 million Indian craft-based MSMEs to reach global markets, and the funds will be used to scale operations and market expansion.