Sattva Ventures

Reaching out

• Use the Pitch To Us button on the site, which opens an email to the contact inbox.
• Say clearly what the business does, its stage and which of the four focus areas it fits: consumption economy, financials, healthcare or B2B SaaS.

What to expect

• The site publishes no application form, deadline or selection process.
• It describes itself as an early to mid-stage investor, so have traction to show before writing in.
• It talks about partnering beyond capital, so mention where Sattva Group's wider business network could help you.

Sattva Ventures is the family office of Sattva Group, a property development, management and consulting group. It describes itself as an early to mid-stage investing platform and is based in Bangalore (Bengaluru), Karnataka.

What it invests in

Sattva Ventures says its approach is largely sector-agnostic, with a focus on businesses positioned for sustainable growth that aim to become market leaders. Its preferred sectors are the consumption economy, finance, B2B SaaS and healthcare. These four areas appear as its key areas of focus across the site. Its portfolio is shown on three pages: public, private and fund.

How it works with founders

The firm says it partners with founders beyond financial capital. It describes this as being a partner that will follow up, follow on and follow through, and it points to the experience Sattva Group gained in growing from a start-up mindset into a large diversified business. The group's other businesses include office space, co-living and a school, listed on its ecosystem page.

Who runs it

The team page names two founders, Adrija Agarwal and Shivam Agarwal. The site says Adrija has shaped the firm's journey since 2019 and that Shivam co-founded it in 2020.

How to approach Sattva Ventures

Every page carries a Pitch To Us button. It opens an email to the firm's contact inbox, and the same address is listed under Contact Us in the footer. The site invites founders to reach out, share their goals and explore working together. It does not publish an application form, a deadline, a cheque size or a stated selection process, so treat it as a direct approach to an investor rather than a programme with an intake.