Sorin Investments

Approach

• Use the pitch form on the Contact page, or email your deck to the pitch inbox listed there. The site publishes no other intake route and no deadline.
• Keep the idea summary tight: the form caps the description, so lead with the problem and why it is large.

Fit

• Check you sit in one of its stated areas: fintech, health tech, D2C, consumer tech, B2B tech or AI/SaaS.
• Read its "Why we invested in" write-ups and sector reports first, and show in your note which kind of structurally broken market you are fixing.
• It calls itself early-stage but names no cheque or stage cut-off, so ask about fit rather than assuming.

What to expect

• It says it helps with hiring, investor connects, strategy and governance after investing, so be ready to say where you need that help.

Sorin Investments is an early-stage venture capital firm with offices in Mumbai and Bengaluru. It describes itself as helping founders build, scale and win across fintech, health tech, D2C, consumer tech, B2B tech and AI/SaaS, and lists those same areas as its core sectors on its about page.

How it works with founders

The firm frames its approach around founders: it says everything it does revolves around them, and that it wants to be the support cast while the founders are the main protagonists. Beyond capital, it says it helps portfolio companies with strategy brainstorming, hiring, investor connects and corporate governance, and asks to be treated as an extension of the team. It also publishes short write-ups titled "Why we invested in" for companies it has backed, including Venwiz, Uniqus, Nivaan, Spike AI, The Pant Project, Enmovil, Beacon, HomeRun, FREED and Aivar Innovations, which give a feel for the kind of problems it likes: large, structurally broken markets with a path to category leadership.

Who runs it

The team page lists Sanjay Nayar as Founder and Chairman, Angad Banga as General Partner, and Mandar Dandekar and Subeer Monga as Partners, alongside vice presidents, an associate, an analyst, a chief financial officer and a group of advisors.

How to reach them

The Contact page carries a pitch form that asks for your email and a short description of your idea, with an option to upload relevant materials. The same page says you can instead share a pitch deck at the firm's pitch inbox on its own domain. The firm lists two offices: Lower Parel in Mumbai, Maharashtra, and an IndiQube address in Kodihalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka.

What the site does not say

Sorin publishes no application window, cohort, deadline or eligibility checklist, and it does not say what stage or ticket it will accept beyond calling itself early-stage. Treat it as an investor you approach with a pitch, not a programme you apply to. It also publishes newsletters and sector reports, which are worth reading before you write to them.