Naman Angels India Foundation

Before you reach out

The site does not publish eligibility rules or a formal application process, so start with a short note describing your startup, stage and what you need.

How to reach them

• Use the contact form and pick the service closest to your need (mentoring, consulting, funding, co-working).
• Or email hello@namanangels.com.

Prepare for

• The site says they curate and mentor startups to present well to investors, so have a clear pitch ready.
• Ask what stage and sectors they currently back, and whether they have active investors, since the site lists neither and carries a 2021 footer.

Naman Angels India Foundation is a Mumbai-based angel network and startup support platform. Its homepage says it is committed to find, fund and mentor young companies, from pitch to successful exit. The site presents it as a place where founders, investors and mentors meet, rather than as a fund with a fixed cohort or application window.

For founders, the site lists support across idea validation, mentoring, incubation support, a pan-India network and funding help. The services page lists investments, advice and mentoring, legal support, development programs, technical support, global connects, meetups and conferences, innovation bootcamps and hackathons, and co-working space. The about page describes the team as having combined experience across areas such as IOT, Education, Training, Technology and Healthcare.

On the investor side, Naman Angels says it has built a deal flow network that brings investors early-stage startups as well as profitable mature businesses. Its investors page says it works with a start-up database of 450+ companies, 100+ Technology Business Incubators and Fablabs for start-up pooling, and 150+ coworking spaces in its network. It also mentions co-investing alongside Silicon Valley and other investors. The site does not name a sector or stage focus, so treat it as generalist and confirm fit directly.

The site describes how it works with startups: it curates startups and mentors them to present well to investors. The mentor board spans technology, marketing, economics, financing and management. No portfolio, past investments, or dated announcements are published, and the site footer reads 2021, so ask for current details before relying on it.

How to reach them: use the contact form on the website, where you can choose services such as mentoring, consulting, company formation and registration, funding or co-working, or write to hello@namanangels.com. The site does not publish an application form, eligibility criteria or a decision timeline.