Punjab Angels Network

Is this the right route for you?

• You want investors, not a grant. This is an angel investor network. Expect to discuss a stake in your company.
• You can show a company. The form asks for your company details, legal form and year of incorporation, plus a pitch deck.
• Some services may be paid. The site carries a refund and returns policy. Ask what is free and what is charged before you commit.

How to apply

• Open the Apply Now page on the network's website.
• Fill in your personal details and your designation in the company.
• Enter your company details, pick the legal form and add the year of incorporation.
• Attach your pitch deck as a jpg, png or pdf file.
• Add a short description of what you want to convey, then accept the terms and submit.
• You can also write to info@punjabangelsnetwork.com.

What to ask before you apply

• How applications are screened and how long a reply takes. The site does not say.
• Whether pitches are held in person or online, and how often.
• Which services are free and which are charged.

Other ways in

• Public events such as the Transform series are a way to meet the team before you apply.

Punjab Angels Network is an angel investor network based in Mohali, Punjab. It describes itself as a platform that brings investors, entrepreneurs, incubators and experts together to build the startup ecosystem in North India. Founders can apply through an online form on its website and attach a pitch deck.

What the network is

The network says it connects investors with promising startups and builds a community around them. Its homepage lists a group of named investors, described as a network of visionary investors, and a board of advisors drawn from business, finance and government backgrounds. Members are shown by name and role on the site. The site also names a chairman and CEO who is a chartered accountant. This is an investor network with support services around it, not a grant body, so treat it as a fundraising route in which investors expect a stake.

What it offers startups

The homepage lists six services: fund raising support, due diligence help, mentorship through accelerator programmes, masterclasses and podcasts, an incubation batch, an incubation centre development programme, and a foundation course for startups that runs from idea to IPO readiness. The fund raising page adds financial planning and taxation help, including GST and income tax compliance, and a residency immersion programme. In that programme the network says it runs intensive monthly sessions on marketing, finance, legal matters and technology, weekly online classes, and online and offline pitch sessions where founders get feedback. It also says founders can attend monthly events to meet people.

How to apply or pitch

The Apply Now page asks for your personal details and your designation in the company, your company details and legal form (proprietorship, partnership, OPC, LLP, private limited or public limited), the year the company was incorporated, a pitch deck upload and a short description. You must accept the terms and conditions before you submit. The page says applicants can gain access to a network of investors, guidance, help with areas such as financial advisory, and exclusive events and workshops. It does not describe a screening panel, a decision timeline or a pitch-day format, so ask about these when you write in.

Events

The network runs a regular events programme. Its events page lists the Transform series of investor and startup meets in the Chandigarh area, a finance masterclass, a women entrepreneurship programme in Mohali, and CAPTECH, a business delegation to Sydney that the site lists for 2026. These are public events, separate from the application form.

Location and contact

The office is at Platina Tower, Phase 8 B, Sector 74, Industrial Area, Mohali, Punjab 160071. You can write to info@punjabangelsnetwork.com or call the numbers on its contact page. The site has terms and conditions and a refund and returns policy page, so read them before you pay for any service. The network does not state that it offers coworking desks.