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Kalaari Capital founded in 2006 by Vani Kola and Vinod Dham as Indo-US Venture Partners (IUVP), rebranded 2012. Based in Bengaluru, India. 29 team including 11 partners. ~$650M AUM. Originally partnered with NEA.
Early-stage technology across IT, mobile, healthcare, software, e-commerce, media, climate tech, clean tech. 68 Series A ($4.85M avg), 62 Seed ($2.23M avg). Top sectors: Enterprise Applications (50), Consumer (66).
157 companies, 8 unicorns (Jumbotail, ElasticRun, Upstox), 3 IPOs, 31 acquisitions. Notable: Dream11, Myntra, Snapdeal, Cult.fit, BlueStone, Urban Ladder, Medplus. 137 India investments, 14 US.
To approach Kalaari Capital, founders should submit their pitch through the online form available at kalaari.com/pitch. The firm values innovative ideas that align with their investment thesis and sectors of interest.
In the past year, Kalaari Capital has made 8 investments, including notable companies like HireBound and Articulus Surgical. They also reported on Digantara's successful $50 million Series B funding round, showcasing their active engagement in the startup ecosystem.
Kalaari Capital invests in Seed and Series A stages.
The firm focuses on sectors including SaaS, fintech, healthcare, consumer, edtech, climate, AI, and commerce.
Kalaari Capital typically invests between $500K and $5M.
Kalaari Capital primarily invests in South Asia, with a strong focus on India.
Founders can pitch Kalaari Capital through their website at kalaari.com/pitch.
Kalaari Capital aims to empower visionary entrepreneurs to build unique solutions that reshape how Indians live, work, consume, and transact.
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