Participated · Series A · Aug 2026

Consint.AI is a deeptech company that builds AI platforms for healthcare and insurance risk management, addressing claims processing, document forensics and clinical intelligence. The company has analyzed more than 100 million transactions and says it has identified over Rs 1,000 crore in fraud using more than 500 AI and machine learning models, fine-tuned large language models and over 500 digitised clinical protocols. Founded by Ashish Chaturvedi, Consint.AI is developing a foundational model aimed at detecting fraud, waste and abuse across healthcare, insurance, banking and financial services. The startup plans to expand geographically into India, the Middle East, Africa, the United States and Southeast Asia and to add more AI-based healthcare and insurance solutions to its platform. Its current financial update is the Rs 22 crore Series A announced with backing from BIG Global Investment JSC, Equanimity Ventures Trust II and Seafund Venture India Scheme I.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

TakeMe2Space is a Hyderabad-headquartered space-tech startup that is turning satellites into shared, programmable compute infrastructure for researchers and enterprises. Its flagship product, OrbitLab, allows users to upload and execute AI models on-orbit, paying only for the processing time they consume. The company launched its first major satellite, MOI-1, in 2026 and is now working toward a constellation of six networked spacecraft that will deliver roughly 5 kW of in-orbit compute capacity and inter-satellite communications. Proceeds from the current financing will fund R&D for next-generation computer satellites, expand partnerships with ground-station and AIT providers, and scale its presence across India, the United States, and Australia. Management also plans to grow the team from 17 to about 60 employees across engineering and global sales. By transforming satellites into orbital data centers, TakeMe2Space aims to offer customers near real-time edge computing in space, dramatically lowering the barrier to orbital experimentation and deployment. No revenue or user figures were disclosed in the article.

Led · Series A · Apr 2025

Calligo Technologies (CalligoTech), based in Bangalore, India, develops semiconductor products and solutions targeting HPC, Big Data, and AI workloads. The company has built an accelerator board, received First Pass Silicon Ver1.0, and begun shipping to customers. Over the past 12 months it has collaborated with US universities, national laboratories, and supercomputing centers and has soft-launched operations in the US. CalligoTech aims to address performance bottlenecks in large-scale modeling, simulations, and large-model training and inference. The company plans to tape out a System-on-Chip (ver2.0 of its silicon) for high-volume manufacturing within 12–18 months. Financially, CalligoTech raised $1.1M in a pre-Series A to expand engineering talent, enhance technical capabilities, and establish partnerships to support its ver2.0 development.

Led · Equity · Jun 2024

Finsall operates an insurance-first buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) product and a credit-as-a-service (CaaS) platform that enables merchants to offer insurance premium financing without building separate lending systems. The company plans to use the new capital to establish an NBFC to expand lending operations and broaden insurance premium financing options. Finsall reported ninefold revenue growth over the past two years and says its non-life insurance business has seen significant expansion. It serves customers across 8,000 locations in India. The company recorded an average month-over-month insurance premium growth rate of 18% in FY24 and projects a 4x revenue increase for FY25. The recent fundraising is intended to support that scaling and lending infrastructure build-out. Finsall is an insurance-focused fintech that provides an end-to-end technology process for insurance premium financing. Its core product is a software and multi-lender platform that enables customers to pay insurance premiums in instalments and allows banks and NBFCs to lend at affordable scales in a sustainable manner. The company connects customers, insurance intermediaries, insurance companies, banks and NBFCs to increase insurance penetration and reduce the burden of large one-time premium payments. Finsall was launched in 2018, is incubated under Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM), and is Bengaluru-based. The business was founded by Promod Khanna, Tim Mathews and Prabal Khanna. The firm recently raised ₹12 crore in a pre-Series A round and repaid KSUM ₹6 lakh that the nodal agency had funded in its formative years. Finsall provides insurance premium financing, making insurance premiums accessible and affordable to individuals, households, and enterprises. The company partners with banks and NBFCs to provide loans to customers and with insurance companies to streamline premium financing. Founded in 2018 by Promod Khanna, Tim Mathews, and Prabal Khanna, Finsall is led by co-founder and CEO Tim Mathews. It currently operates in major metropolitan areas from its Bengaluru base and plans to expand into Tier I cities and beyond. Finsall raised Rs 2.4 crore in a seed round led by Unicorn India Ventures with participation from SEA Fund and angel investors including Karthik Sridhar and Tirumala Gudla. The startup says it will use the capital to fund its India expansion and increase access to insurance for under‑insured and uninsured customers.

Led · Equity · Nov 2023

SeaFund is a Bangalore, India-based investment firm focused on backing DeepTech startups. It invested Rs 5 crore across five companies in a single deployment. The backed companies are RedWings (fully autonomous drones for logistics), Docker Vision (computer imaging and AI for container mobility and realtime condition assessment), Swapp Design (interoperable modular architecture for fast battery swapping using autonomous robots), Simatricals (autonomous EV wireless charging with auto alignment), and Evhicle (vehicle control units providing EV intelligence, telemetry and OTA updates). In addition to capital, the portfolio companies will receive market access and acceleration programs over the next few months. No operating metrics or additional financial terms were disclosed in the article.