Ekamya Capital
VC / Investor

Ekamya Capital

Gurugram, Haryana, India

A Gurugram SEBI-registered Category I SME fund that backs late-stage startups and near-IPO SMEs and takes pitches through a form on its site.

Ekamya Capital at a glance

AddressFloor 16th, Office No. : 1604-1605, Magnum Global Park, Sector-58, Gurugram, Haryana - 122011
Programmes1 standing programme
Official websitewww.ekamya.com

Programmes they run

Standing programmes at Ekamya Capital, separate from the funding calls above.

Ekamya Capital runs no cohort or application window. Founders pitch through the form on its Pitch Us page.

An open pitch form for later-stage startups and SMEs; no cohort or deadline is published.

Best for: Later-stage startups and SMEs.

  • Online
  • Free, takes equity
What you get, who can apply and how to apply

Ekamya Capital is an investment fund, so you pitch an investor rather than apply to a programme. It invests in the companies it backs.

Who can apply

  • Mature startups with validated business models and SMEs with near-IPO potential, as the Approach page describes

How selection works: The site does not describe a selection process.

How to apply: Fill in the Pitch Us form with a pitch deck. The site gives no deadline.

Official programme page

How to apply to Ekamya Capital

How to reach the fund

  • Use the Pitch Us form on the site. It asks for your name, email, mobile number, company name, a pitch deck and a note about your business.
  • The site publishes no deadline, no response time and no contact inbox, so do not wait on an answer before talking to other investors.

Before you pitch

  • The firm stresses later-stage startups with validated business models and SMEs with near-IPO potential. If you are pre-product, this is probably not the right door.
  • Read the portfolio page first. It is mostly established businesses in manufacturing, healthcare and infrastructure plus a few technology names.
  • The firm says it adds mentorship, networks and strategic direction. Say which of these you need.

What to check

  • The site does not state fund size or the size of cheque it writes. Ask early.
  • The Invest with Us form is for investors, not founders. Use Pitch Us.

About Ekamya Capital

Ekamya Capital is a venture capital and wealth management firm based in Gurugram, Haryana. Its site describes it as a SEBI-registered Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) Category I SME fund focused on SME and Pre-IPO investments, backing high-growth startups across India's private markets. The fund is called Ekamya Pragati Fund and its manager is Ekamya Capital Advisors LLP.

Who it backs. The Approach page lists the verticals it works in. It partners with mature startups that have validated business models and are preparing for IPOs, acquisitions or large-scale expansion, using primary or secondary transactions. It makes early anchor investments in high-performing SMEs with near-IPO potential. It also looks at distressed companies and special situations, and it offers access to unlisted shares. A multi-family office service is described as a future initiative. This is therefore not a seed-stage pre-product investor: the pages stress later-stage startups and SMEs heading towards public markets.

What the portfolio looks like. The Our Investments page shows a mix that is mostly established businesses: diagnostics (Modern Diagnostic & Research Centre), plastic closures (Bai Kakaji), fertility care (Gaudium IVF), visual AI (Prisma AI), construction equipment (Apollo Techno Industries), infrastructure and logistics (Savy Infra), plastics machinery (Rajoo Engineers), civil construction (Goel Construction), plastic manufacturing (BDI Group), handcrafted cookware (P-TAL), laptops (Primebook) and fresh meat (Zappfresh). Sectors are mixed, and manufacturing, healthcare and infrastructure feature heavily alongside a few technology names.

What you get besides capital. The site says it does not just deploy capital and that it brings mentorship, networks and strategic direction. It describes its pillars as capital, guidance and resources, the last meaning industry connections, talent, market insights and operational support.

How to reach them. The Pitch Us page has a form asking for your name, email address, mobile number, company name, a pitch deck and a note about your business, with a privacy-notice consent tick box. The site does not publish an application window, deadline, eligibility rules, selection steps or a contact inbox, so expect an ordinary investor conversation if the firm is interested. The firm's office is on the sixteenth floor of Magnum Global Park, Sector-58, Gurugram. The site also has an Invest with Us form for investors, which is separate from founder pitches.

What to check. The site does not state the fund size or the usual investment size, so ask early whether the fund can lead or join your round and whether your stage fits.

Who they work with

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Notable alumni

Prisma AIPrimebookZappfreshP-TAL

Frequently asked questions about Ekamya Capital

What is Ekamya Capital?

Ekamya Capital is a venture capital investor based in Gurugram, Haryana.

What does Ekamya Capital do?

Ekamya Capital is a venture capital and wealth management firm based in Gurugram, Haryana. Its site describes it as a SEBI-registered Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) Category I SME fund focused on SME and Pre-IPO investments, backing high-growth startups across India's private markets.

Where is Ekamya Capital located?

Ekamya Capital is located at Floor 16th, Office No. : 1604-1605, Magnum Global Park, Sector-58, Gurugram, Haryana - 122011.

What programs does Ekamya Capital run?

Ekamya Capital runs Pitch Ekamya Capital.

What stage of startup does Ekamya Capital support?

Ekamya Capital supports startups at the Growth stage.

How do I apply to Ekamya Capital?

- Use the Pitch Us form on the site. It asks for your name, email, mobile number, company name, a pitch deck and a note about your business. - The site publishes no deadline, no response time and no contact inbox, so do not wait on an answer before talking to other investors. - The firm stresses later-stage startups with validated business models and SMEs with near-IPO potential.