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.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

Sahamati is a not-for-profit industry body based in Bengaluru that manages the RBI-regulated NBFC-Account Aggregator (AA) ecosystem, operating a data-sharing infrastructure between financial information providers (FIPs) and financial information users (FIUs). Its platform enables financial data to be used in credit underwriting, loan collection, customer assessment and fraud checks, and the organisation emphasizes consumer control of data. Sahamati reported total revenue of Rs 15 crore in FY25 and a net surplus of Rs 1.1 crore in filings with the ministry of corporate affairs. The organisation has attracted strategic investments from major banks, non-banking lenders, stockbrokers and fintechs, with investors taking stakes of roughly 2%–8%. Sahamati says the recent funding will be used to deepen ecosystem participation, strengthen technical and policy frameworks, and build institutional capacity to scale. The investments align with RBI plans for a self-regulatory organisation in the AA space and aim to move the platform toward collective ownership, governance, interoperability and standards.

Led · Series A · Feb 2026

Founded in 2018, PadCare Labs operates a chemo-mechanical recycling system that converts used sanitary pads into cellulose pulp and plastic, enabling the manufacture of items such as paper stationery and moulded goods. The company serves more than 685 enterprise and institutional clients across 24 Indian cities and manages sanitary-waste collection at over 2,000 sites. It currently runs facilities in Pune and Bengaluru with a combined capacity of 500 kg per day, operating at roughly 96 % utilisation and achieving a 99.8 % material recovery rate. Financially, PadCare reported FY25 revenue of ₹15 crore, an 8 % PAT margin and 26 % EBITDA margins, maintaining profitability for two consecutive years while growing at a 136 % CAGR. Future plans include commissioning the PadCareX gigafactory in Pune, expanding recycling hubs in Bengaluru and Delhi NCR, and scaling total capacity to 2,000 metric tonnes annually by March 2027. The firm also intends to launch PadCare Orbit, a B2C sanitary-waste management app, and expand distribution of its Rebirth recycled-stationery line from 2 % of revenue in FY25 to about 10 % in FY26. Overall, PadCare positions itself as a technology-driven solution for India’s under-addressed sanitary-waste segment while maintaining strong operational efficiency and profitability.

Led · Series A · Jan 2026

Founded in 2016 by Amit Tandon, Bengaluru-based PolyCycl has built a fully continuous chemical-recycling system capable of processing 100 tons of plastic waste per module per day. The technology transforms low-grade, contaminated plastics—such as single-use polyethylene bags and mixed polyolefin packaging—into hydrocarbon oils that can be used to make new plastics and other products. Having achieved Technology Readiness Level 7, the platform has already undergone extended industrial testing and is positioned for commercial scale-up. PolyCycl intends to deploy the process in partnership with petrochemical and downstream manufacturing companies, offering a circular solution where mechanical recycling fails. With fresh capital, the company will broaden its technology stack, launch commercial projects, and pursue domestic and international licensing while strengthening engineering and operations teams. India’s severe plastic-waste crisis, estimated at 9.3 million tons annually, underpins the market need for PolyCycl’s solution.

Led · Equity · Nov 2025

Tijori builds data-rich analytics products that help investors track corporate actions, earnings calls, and regulatory filings in real time. Its flagship offerings include “Concall Monitor,” which delivers instant transcripts and AI-generated summaries of earnings calls, and “Tijori Alerts,” which pushes WhatsApp or email notifications summarizing exchange filings. The company has tightly integrated several of these tools into Zerodha’s trading app Kite, boosting the broker’s in-house research capabilities. With the latest capital injection, Tijori plans to shift its focus toward enterprise customers—such as mutual funds, asset managers, and insurance companies—who can pay for more advanced analytics; management expects roughly 70 % of forthcoming products to be enterprise-grade. The roadmap emphasizes expanding AI functionality across its product suite, enhancing both the speed and depth of insights delivered to users. No operating metrics like revenue or user counts were disclosed in the articles.