7 investors on our list are based in Pune: 6 VC firms, 1 micro VCs and 2 angel networks. That is 2% of the 447 investors we list. Each profile shows the stages and sectors the investor backs.
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TiE Pune
Pune, Maharashtra, India
Pune chapter of TiE (The Indus Entrepreneurs): an equity-free accelerator called Nurture, an angel group, a women's p...
Pentathlon Ventures
Pune, Maharashtra, India
A Pune seed-stage venture fund backing AI-enabled B2B tech startups from India, taking pitches through a contact form.
Pune Angels Network
Pune, Maharashtra, India
Pune angel investor network in Baner that runs monthly startup Pitch Days and paid mentoring programmes for early-sta...
Windrose Capital
Pune, Maharashtra, India
A Pune early-stage venture fund, founded by entrepreneurs, that takes pitches through an online application form.
Alacrity India
Pune, Maharashtra, India
Accelerator and incubator and venture capital firm focused on startups
Thapar Vision
Pune, Maharashtra, India
Venture capital-backed sector-agnostic accelerator focused on early-stage startups
Spring up Capital
Pune, Maharashtra, India
Sector agnostic accelerator & incubators
These are counted from the profiles listed above, so they move as investors are added or change their focus.
We list 7 investors based in Pune, out of 447 in the directory: 6 VC firms, 1 micro VCs and 2 angel networks. The count changes as profiles are added and checked.
Usually not. An investor's location tells you where its team sits and often where it invests most, but most decide on the company and the market. Read the profile for any stated geography and confirm it on the investor's own site.
Counting the profiles here: 6 VC firms, 1 micro VCs and 2 angel networks. An angel network is a group of individual investors, a micro VC runs a small fund and tends to come in early, and a VC firm runs a larger fund and backs fewer, bigger bets.
Start from your own stage. The stage mix on this page is counted from the profiles, so check which stages the investors here name most often and shortlist those that match yours.
A warm introduction from a founder the investor has backed is strongest. Otherwise use the route the investor publishes on its own site, and send a short note on what you build, what you have achieved and why this investor fits.