RPSG Capital Ventures

How to reach the fund

• Use the Get in touch form on the site and choose Looking for funding as the purpose. The form says the team will review your details.
• You can also write to the general inbox, info@rpsgcapital.vc.
• The site gives no deadline and no response time, so keep talking to other investors meanwhile.

Before you reach out

• Check fit first. The stated themes are online-first D2C consumer brands and B2B consumer tech and enablers.
• The stage labels on the site are Seed, Series A and Series B. Say clearly where your company is.
• Read the portfolio page so you can explain how you sit alongside or differ from the brands already backed.

What to check

• The site says it makes limited, selective investments and keeps capital for follow-ons, so expect a high bar.
• The firm runs several schemes under different names. Ask which scheme would invest in you.

RPSG Capital Ventures is a venture capital fund in Gurugram that describes itself as consumer-obsessed and focused on the D2C ecosystem across food & beverage, personal care, and lifestyle. Its site says it was established in 2018 and that it partners with founders through a focused portfolio approach, drawing on hands-on experience of building and scaling brands. It is registered as a Category 1 Alternative Investment Fund, with RP-SG Ventures Advisory LLP as fund manager, and lists three schemes: RP-SG Ventures Fund 1, RPSG Capital Ventures Opportunity Fund I and RPSG Capital Ventures Fund II.

The firm names two investment themes. Consumer brands means D2C models that are online first. Consumer enablers means B2B consumer tech and enablers. The who-we-are page shows Seed, Series A and Series B as the stages it works across. It says it makes limited and selective investments so that it can keep supporting each company and make follow-on investments, and its home page puts follow-ons at 70 % of the portfolio across 25 brands.

The portfolio page shows the kind of business it backs: beauty and personal care (mCaffeine, Vedix, SkinKraft, Plix), food and nutrition (True Elements, Good Monk, Nutrabay, CurryIt), apparel and merchandise (The Souled Store, Miraggio), pet care (Supertails), oral care (Perfora), content platforms (MomJunction, StyleCraze) and wellness (Stance Health, Asaya). Founders quoted on the site describe the team as helping with strategy, hiring, brand communication and introductions.

The home page carries a Looking for Funding? Get in touch call to action. It opens a short form that says the team will review the details, and asks you to choose a purpose: Looking for funding, Bounce off a New Idea, Investor Relations or Others. The site also lists a general inbox and a phone number. It does not publish an application window, a deadline, eligibility rules or a response time, so treat it as an investor conversation rather than a programme with set steps. If you are not building a consumer brand or a consumer-facing enabler, the stated themes suggest it is unlikely to be a fit.