Led · Equity · Jul 2026

Founded in 2024 by ex-Google executives, medical doctors and healthtech builders, Ahead Health offers preventive check-ups that combine advanced blood testing, whole-body MRI and an AI-powered platform that aggregates medical history into a single, doctor-reviewed report. The company emphasizes repeat testing over time to track each member against their own baseline and translate complex biomarkers into personalised, actionable insights. Ahead Health claims its full-body MRI scan and blood tests can be completed in about 30 minutes, with results delivered digitally alongside a personalised health plan. Since launching in Switzerland it has assembled a network of more than 20 partner centres and is launching bookings in Munich while opening a waitlist in the Netherlands. The firm says its approach can detect conditions such as cancer, brain disease, endometriosis and cardiovascular issues earlier than traditional care, and plans to introduce imaging offerings in new markets following an initial blood-test rollout.

Led · Series A · Jul 2026

Hiveware has developed a simulation infrastructure aimed at addressing the verification stage of semiconductor design, which the company notes can consume 60–70% of the design cycle. The team—led by founders Ohad Agami and Yaniv Pascal—operated in stealth while running pilots with several of the world’s largest semiconductor companies. The company emerged from stealth concurrent with its $24 million Series A led by RTP Global. Public statements emphasize the technical ambition and the team’s discipline and grit, though specific product details, deployment metrics, revenue, and location were not disclosed. Hiveware positioned the pilots and early customer engagements as validation of its approach prior to announcing the financing.

Participated · Series H · Jul 2026

CRED operates a member-only fintech platform that helps creditworthy Indians manage credit cards, make payments, monitor scores and access curated rewards, shopping, travel and premium experiences. The company reports 1.7 crore (17 million) monthly members, processes over 40% of credit card bill payments in India, and has grown lending-related managed AUM to ~₹24,000 crore for partner financial institutions. CRED disclosed approximately ₹3,200 crore in revenue and said it is profitable, and it holds a full stack of licences. Management describes the business as having created a new category since its 2018 founding and is positioning for institutional strengthening and an eventual public listing. Recent leadership changes include founder Kunal Shah stepping back from the CEO role to join Meta’s global leadership team and Miten Sampat being named interim CEO.

Led · Series B · Jun 2026

Attention builds an AI platform whose agents act inside revenue workflows to draft and send follow-ups, update systems of record, and execute next plays rather than just summarizing interactions. The company is developing an autonomous action engine that surfaces and executes reps’ highest‑impact next moves, then learns from outcomes to improve over time. Attention reports it is running over 20 million agent actions per month and that annual recurring revenue has grown 4x year-over-year, while average contract value has expanded 10x over two years. It serves more than 500 customers, including Abridge, Scale, Lovable, Preply, Engine, and BambooHR. Customers have credited measurable outcomes to the platform, such as Abridge’s 5x coaching efficiency and 4x sales growth, Unify’s 40% win-rate improvement, and Certificial’s reduction in forecasting margin of error from 15% to 5%. Attention was founded in 2021 and is headquartered in New York.

Participated · Series B · Jun 2026

Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Bengaluru, FirstClub operates a curated online grocery platform carrying about 4,000 SKUs and emphasizes quality checks on fresh produce and lab-testing of certain staples. The startup has crossed 1 million orders and acquired roughly 170,000 households within a year of launch, operating at an annualized gross market value of about $50 million. Customers place more than four orders per month on average and spend roughly ₹1,200 (about $13) per order. FirstClub operates 21 stores in Bengaluru and recently launched three locations in Hyderabad, and employs about 220 people. The company is focused on expanding geographically and into additional categories including home and kitchen products, gifting, and other household essentials.