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Trillion Dollar Ventures launches Rs 50 Cr Fund II

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Trillion Dollar Ventures launches Rs 50 Cr Fund II
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Venture capital firm Trillion Dollar Ventures (TDV) has launched its second fund with a total corpus of Rs 50 crore, doubling its corpus size from the first fund. The new fund aims to support early-stage tech startups in India. TDV plans to back innovative founders and support companies in the pre-seed and seed stages with cheque sizes ranging from Rs 1-2 crore per startup. The fund’s goal is to collaborate with and nurture these companies. The VC firm will invest in business models such as platform plays, marketplaces, and exchange businesses across various consumer tech (B2C) categories, including spirituality tech, fintech, gaming, the creator economy, social media, and consumer upgrades. According to TDV, its investment strategy focuses on backing serial founders or those with deep domain expertise, with a strong preference for high-tech, low-operation businesses. The fund’s lifecycle is set between 5 to 7 years, with expectations to make 10-12 investments annually, starting capital deployment in Q3 FY25. TDV reports that its first fund provided exit opportunities within 2 years of investment, generating over 60% IRR. The firm has received strong commitments from limited partners (LPs) in India and countries like the US, UK, UAE, and Singapore, validating its early-stage investment model and high return potential. Its backers include top global unicorn founders, family offices, and CXOs across various industries. Launched in 2021 by Ujwal Sutaria, TDV is dedicated to investing in innovative founders and nurturing startups across sectors such as fintech, gaming, spirituality tech, and consumer tech, claiming to have backed more than 30 companies.

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Gemba Capital launches Rs 250 Cr Fund-II

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Gemba Capital launches Rs 250 Cr Fund-II
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Gemba Capital, a Sebi-registered micro VC firm, has announced the launch of its second fund with a corpus of Rs 250 crore (around $30 million), including a green shoe option of Rs 50 crore ($6 million). As per Gemba, Fund-II will invest in around 30 early-stage ‘Platform-first’ businesses across fintech, consumer tech and B2B platforms with first cheque of Rs 5 crores and 30% reserve ratio for making follow-on investments. Founded in 2018, Gemba Capital invests at seed and pre-seed stage in scalable tech startups. It has backed over 120 founders across 50 startups in fintech, consumer tech and B2B platforms since its inception. Some of the notable portfolio companies arePlum (Insurtech), Grip Invest, Wint Wealth, Strata, Navadhan, Zuper, Showroom, Smartstaff, ClickPost and LightFury.

247VC launches Rs 200 Cr fund

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247VC launches Rs 200 Cr fund
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Venture capital firm 247VC has rolled out its first investment fund focused on early-stage startups in India. The fund has a base size of Rs 200 crore, with the option to raise an additional Rs 50 crore. It is registered under SEBI’s Category II AIF rules. 247VC is led by Yagnesh Sanghrajka and Shashank Randev, both experienced startup investors who earlier co-founded 100X.VC. They left that firm in late 2024. 247VC plans to support around 30 companies over the next three years. The typical investment amount will be about Rs 7 crore per startup, starting from Rs 3-4 crore and increasing over time based on performance. The fund will target consumer-facing businesses, enterprise software, advanced manufacturing, and deep technology. Some of the fund’s early backers include JSW Ventures’ Sachin Tagra, former Elevation Capital partner Vivek Mathur, and AI expert Shailendra Majmundar from Johns Hopkins University. The team aims to complete the first close of the fund within four months. Sanghrajka said that while funding at the early stage is facing headwinds, larger investors entering seed rounds has opened doors for partnerships. The firm hopes to co-invest with bigger funds as part of its strategy. In the past, the founding team has backed startups like Knight Fintech, abCoffee, EMO Energy, and Zeron.

Warmup Ventures launches Rs 300 Cr founders-backed Fund II

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Warmup Ventures launches Rs 300 Cr founders-backed Fund II
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Warmup Ventures has launched its second fund, Warmup Fund II, a SEBI-registered Category 2 AIF, with a corpus of Rs 300 crore. The fund will focus on transformative areas such as deep-tech, climate, and sustainability and plans to invest Rs 5–7 crore each in 25-30 early-stage startups across sectors, with a significant provision for follow-on rounds, Warmup Ventures said in a press release. Co-founded by Sharad Bansal, Rajendra Lora, and Yogesh Chaudhary, Warmup Ventures aims to bridge the gap between India's rich business heritage and its burgeoning innovation economy. By engaging family offices and second-generation entrepreneurs, the fund creates a unique platform that connects legacy businesses with future-forward startups. Warmup Ventures has backed over 15 startups. These include Bobabhai, scaling to more than 45 stores nationwide; Nitro Commerce, now hosting over 200 brands; Minimizes, a Li-ion battery recycling startup; RocketPay, a simplified payment collection app with over 5,000 merchants onboard; and Balwaan Krishi, which secured Rs 40 crore from JM Financial to advance agritech solutions for small and mid-size farmers. Warmup Ventures looks to go beyond funding by equipping early-stage founders with the knowledge and networks to make informed decisions and scale faster. The VC firm says that it harnesses the collaborative power of its network to create value for both portfolio startups and investors.

LC Nueva Investment Partners launches new fund with target corpus of Rs 150 Cr

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LC Nueva Investment Partners launches new fund with target corpus of Rs 150 Cr
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LC Nueva Investment Partners has launched the LC Nueva Momentum Fund, aiming for a target corpus of Rs 150 crore (approximately $18 million) with an additional greenshoe option of Rs 100 crore (around $12 million). This follows the successful closure of its maiden fund at Rs 350 crore, which has reported that half of its portfolio companies secured further rounds of funding, achieving an impressive nearly 57% compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) in average revenues. The new fund will support 10-15 high-growth startups in Series A and B rounds, focusing on “winners” from its previous fund and secondary market opportunities. LC Nueva Investment Partners, a collaboration between Singapore’s Lighthouse Canton and Delhi NCR-based Nueva Capital, aims to invest in companies that have shown improved operating performance and are considered high-conviction investments. The Momentum Fund’s strategy emphasizes identifying high-potential investments to deliver exceptional returns by leveraging strong relationships from its previous fund and actively pursuing secondary opportunities. In the broader venture capital landscape, early-stage firm Capital A has launched its Fund II with a target of Rs 400 crore, while z21 Ventures recently achieved the first close of its $40 million Fund II at $20 million.

Capital A launches Rs 400 Cr fund to invest in manufacturing, climate startups

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Capital A launches Rs 400 Cr fund to invest in manufacturing, climate startups
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Venture capital firm Capital A has launched its second fund, targeting a corpus of Rs 400 crore. This fund will be focused on backing sectors such as manufacturing, deeptech, climate and fintech startups. Fund II aims to identify innovative technologies and business models set to shape the future, Capital A said in a press release. Capital A says that its Fund I has supported and scaled many progressive startups including Chargeup, Bambrew, Jiraaf Leumas BharatSure and Entuple. The firm aims to have a strategy of combining operational expertise, strategic partnerships, and financial backing to foster sustained innovation. According to Capital A, it intends to invest in 17-20 companies and will cut cheques of $2-3 million over the lifecycle of the startup, with the first cheque ranging from $750K- $1 million. The investor base for Fund II will be primarily domestic, with backing from family offices, industry leaders, HNIs and likeminded LPs and returning partners from previous funds, like Manjushree Ventures. The firm aims to mark the final close of the fund by the end of 2025. Capital A aims to have an operational immersive role and provides tactical and long-term value for its portfolio companies and makes meaningful contributions to the broader ecosystem. As the firm embarks on the next phase with Fund II, it aims to support visionary entrepreneurs and advancing technologies that address some of the world’s most urgent challenges. Launched in 2021 by Ankit Kedia, Capital A backs startups across diverse sectors such as climate, deeptech, fintech and other tech-enabled businesses. It has invested in more than 20 startups, including Jiraaf, Rooter, Bambrew, Riskcovry, and Tan90 amongst others.

RPSG Capital Ventures closes Fund II at Rs 550 Cr

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RPSG Capital Ventures closes Fund II at Rs 550 Cr
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Early-stage consumer venture capital fund RPSG Capital Ventures has announced the close of its latest Fund II with Rs 550 crore. The investor base for this fund is largely domestic including family offices, high net worth individuals and industry veterans from the consumer sector. Along with other repeat investors from its previous funds, RPSG group itself has doubled their initial investment as the anchor investor. RPSG Capital Ventures has invested into 16 companies till date that includes brands such as The Souled Store, Supertails, Perfora, mCaffeine, Vedix, SkinKraft, Plix, and True Elements amongst others. “With this new Fund, we’ll continue to invest into new age consumer businesses that have solid unit economics, differentiated positioning, and strong teams.” said Abhishek Goenka, partner at RPSG Capital Ventures. The fund invests in Series A rounds with first cheques of Rs 10 to Rs 40 crore in the digitally native consumer ecosystem across F&B, beauty, health and wellness, entertainment, lifestyle goods and consumer enabler categories.

D2C Insider launches Super Angels Fund with Rs 25 Cr corpus

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D2C Insider launches Super Angels Fund with Rs 25 Cr corpus
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D2C Insider, a D2C community with over 10,000 founders as members, has launched the Super Angels Fund—an operator fund tailored for the new-age consumer space. Recently, the firm launched the third cohort of its flagship Elevate Program. The program offers a structured 12-week hybrid boot camp, with guidance from over 25 industry leaders like Aditya Sharma (The Souled Store), Karthik Reddy (Blume Ventures), and Gaurav Khatri (Noise) among others, The fund is backed by over 50 D2C founders, including industry stalwarts like Aneesh Seth (Dr. Seth’s), Vedang Patel (Souled Store), Soumya Kant (Clovia), Kunal Bahl (Snapdeal), and Vivek Biyani (Broadway). With a corpus of Rs 25 crore, the Super Angels fund is set to empower innovative pre-seed/seed stage D2C startups by providing them with capital invaluable mentorship, and strategic guidance from experienced operators. The fund plans to deploy the corpus across 20-25 early-stage startups in the pre-seed/seed stages, with average cheque sizes of Rs 1 crore, by partnering and co-investing with other leading funds via its vast community networks. The D2C Insider Super Angels fund has already made a first close of Rs 10 crore and has executed nine investments in Basil, PiknDel, Samosa Party, Crest, Assembly, Futwork, The Solved Skin, Business On Bot and Snackibl

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