Exfinity Venture Partners

Before you pitch

• Exfinity is a venture investor. It takes equity, so this is investment, not a grant.
• Check fit first: B2B, and in DeepTech, AI-native software or B2B platforms. Consumer products are not in its stated themes.
• It states it invests at Seed, Pre-Series A and Series A, and in companies incorporated in India, the US or Singapore.
• It says it looks for early signals such as a proof of concept, a first customer or an enterprise partnership, and a founding team with both technical depth and market focus.

How to apply

• Use the Pitch to us button on the website, or email info@exfinityventures.com with your company, what you are building and where you are in your journey.
• The site says it is never too early to reach out, so a short note before you raise is acceptable.
• The site gives no deadline, form fields or response time.

Exfinity Venture Partners is a Bengaluru venture capital firm that says it has been investing since 2014. It backs early-stage B2B companies built for global markets, and its site describes its focus as DeepTech, AI-native software and B2B platforms. It is an investor, not an incubator or a grant body, so what you pitch is a company that is ready to take equity.

What it invests in

The firm groups its interests into three areas. DeepTech covers semiconductors and computing, aerospace, advanced materials and manufacturing, energy and climate tech, robotics and automation, defence and dual-use technology, and life sciences. AI-native software covers AI agents and autonomous systems, AI infrastructure, AI developer tools, AI evals and security, cybersecurity, data and ML infrastructure, and vertical AI. B2B platforms covers industrial platforms, healthcare, and AI-native services.

Stage and geography

Exfinity says it invests at the Seed, Pre-Series A and Series A stages, and that it is open to taking the lead, sharing it, or joining a round alongside other investors. It takes a board seat when it invests, with a partner staying directly involved. It invests in companies incorporated in India, the US and Singapore, with a focus on founders of Indian origin building for global markets. It has offices in Bangalore, Singapore and Silicon Valley, and its portfolio is described as more than 40 companies. Named portfolio companies include CloudSEK, Kinara, Maieutic Semiconductor, GridRaster, Credilio and ATI.

What it looks for

The firm says it likes complementary founding teams that combine product and technical depth with market focus, backed by early signals such as a proof of concept, a first customer or an enterprise partnership. Beyond capital, it lists warm introductions to senior enterprise contacts that can turn into pilots and customers, help hiring the first core team members, connections to its venture and corporate venture network for later rounds, market intelligence, and a senior team member working with the company alongside the board partner.

How to reach it

The site has a Pitch to us button on every page. Its contact page asks you to send a note with your company, what you are building and where you are in your journey, and gives a general inbox, info@exfinityventures.com. It also says it is never too early to get in touch, and that it likes to build relationships with founders well before it invests. It publishes no application window, scoring process or response time. The firm's funds are registered with SEBI as alternative investment funds of the venture capital type.