Eaglewings Ventures

Choosing the right route

• The site describes one route for founders: a pitch to its early-stage investment practice.
• Check the sector first. The firm names deep tech, logistics and supply chain, enterprise tech and consumption.
• Check the stage. The pitch form lists Pre-seed, Seed, Pre-Series A, Series A and Later.

How applications work

• Pitch through the form on the For Founders page. No introduction is needed.
• The site says every submission is read.
• The Pitch Us page is the other contact route, for founders, investors and partners.

How selection works

• The firm lists five criteria: a large, established and under-served sector, founders with deep domain expertise, a wedge that earns the next product, economics that improve with scale, and a stage where the firm can change the trajectory.

What reviewers look for

• Deep domain expertise in the sector the founder is rebuilding.
• A wedge that earns the next product.
• Economics that improve as the business scales.

Eaglewings Ventures is an early-stage investor based in Mumbai. It writes early-stage cheques into founders rebuilding established Indian industries. Its website presents the firm as the investor itself and names no outside backer.

How the investment works

The firm describes its strategy as concentrated and operator-led, framed around the part of the Indian economy its site calls the least contested. Its own site names four sector areas: deep tech, logistics and supply chain, enterprise tech, and consumption. Third-party profiles describe its focus differently, and some call it sector-agnostic. The four areas above are the ones the firm states itself.

The site does not say what instrument a cheque buys, or whether founders pay any fee. Those terms are not published, so ask the firm directly before you pitch.

The website describes a venture-building practice. Third-party profiles variously call the firm a venture studio, an angel network or an incubator, so its business model is described differently across sources.

Who can apply

Founders rebuilding established Indian industries in the four sector areas above. The site lists five stated criteria. The sector should be large, established and under-served. Founders should have deep domain expertise. The company should have a wedge that earns its next product, and economics that improve with scale. The stage should be one where the firm can change the company's trajectory.

The firm's thesis is framed around the Indian economy. The pitch form lists these stages: Pre-seed, Seed, Pre-Series A, Series A and Later.

How to pitch

Pitch through the form on the For Founders page. The form needs no introduction, and the site says every submission is read. The Pitch Us page is the other route, for founders, investors and partners.

After the investment

Once capital is in, the firm works alongside founders on the priorities that move the company forward. The first ninety days set that operating rhythm. The firm presents this as operator-led involvement rather than a fixed programme.

Portfolio and track record

The firm's headline figure is 21 companies in its portfolio. A partner bio on the same site refers to a 23-company portfolio, and third-party profiles give other figures, so the count is not settled. These are the firm's own figures.

The site names Fishmongers as a portfolio company and describes its growth since the firm's investment. The firm's own portfolio data also marks two companies as shut down.

Team and advisers

The site profiles Atul Javeri, Poojit Jain and Sahil Sarvaiya as partners. Its advisory board includes Vikas Sachdeva, whose bio describes him as IVCA Council Chair. The team page and third-party profiles give different titles for some of these people, so check current roles on the firm's own site.

Regulatory status

The site footer describes the firm as a SEBI-registered Alternative Investment Fund. It does not give a registration number or fund category. A third-party profile describes an angel fund under a different name, so the regulatory category is not settled from outside sources.

Locations

The firm is based in Mumbai. Sources give different street addresses in Mumbai, so only the city is shown here.