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 · Sep 2025

Wondrlab operates as a martech platform that helps brands manage and execute their marketing initiatives through technology-driven solutions. The company last raised external capital in October 2021, securing a $7 million seed round. After four years without new funding, it is now returning to the market with a fresh capital raise that values the business at about $90 million. The new financing involves issuing a mix of preference and ordinary shares priced at Rs 49,472 each. The forthcoming infusion of Rs 40.8 crore (approximately $4.6 million) will bolster its balance sheet and support ongoing product and market expansion. Existing backers Pi Ventures and Tanas Capital are re-upping in this round, signaling continued confidence in the company’s trajectory.

Led · Equity · Mar 2024

Kido International delivers premium early-years education and daycare using a curriculum anchored in the British Early Years Foundation Stage and technology-enabled operations. The group operates globally with a presence in the UK, USA, India and China and says it has served over 15,000 families worldwide. Kido recently acquired Amelio Early Education, a 13+-year Indian preschool and daycare operator incorporated in 2008 that runs 30 centres across Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad and has served 20,000+ children. The combined network will expand to 39 centres across India including Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Gurugram, positioning Kido as one of India’s few non-franchised premium providers. Management says the acquisition and integration of Kido’s global curriculum with Amelio’s centres will support nationwide expansion and delivery of consistent parent and child experiences. The company plans to use recent investment proceeds to fuel both organic and inorganic growth in India while maintaining teacher training and international operating standards. Kido frames this expansion as aligned with India’s National Education Policy 2020 and expects increased focus on quality early childhood education going forward.