Venture Capital (VC) Funds in India

If you are a startup, looking for funding for your company, then it may be a little difficult to find the contact details of venture capital funds. Here is a list of venture capital fund in India.

  • Aavishkar India Micro Capital Fund
  • Adharshila Venture Capital Fund Limited
  • APIDC Venture Capital Limited
  • Auto Ancillary Fund
  • Anand Rathi Realty Fund
  • Aureos India Fund
  • Axis Venture capital Trust
  • Avigo India Private Equity Trust
  • Ativir Venture Capital Trust
  • BTS India Private Equity Fund
  • Canbank Venture Capital Fund Ltd.
  • CIG Realty Fund
  • Dhunn-Carr Management and Research India Private Limited
  • DHFL Venture Capital Fund
  • Eureka Venture Fund
  • Edelweiss Investment Trust
  • FIRE Capital Fund
  • Footprint Ventures India Fund I
  • Gaja Capital India Fund – I
  • Growth Plus Real Estate Fund
  • Gujarat Information Technology Fund
  • Gujarat Venture Capital Fund 1990
  • Gujarat Biotechnology Venture Fund
  • Gujarat Infrastructure Development Fund
  • GVFL Venture Capital Fund
  • HDFC Property Fund
  • HIVE Fund
  • i-Labs Venture Capital Fund
  • ICICI ECONET FUND
  • ICICI EMERGING SECTORS TRUST
  • INDIA ADVANTAGE FUND-1
  • IDFC Infrastructure Fund
  • Information Technology Fund
  • Indian Enterprise Fund
  • Industrial Venture Capital Limited
  • Indian Real Opportunity Venture Capital Fund
  • JM Financial India Fund
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    8 Responses to “Venture Capital (VC) Funds in India”

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    2. Pradeep says:

      It would be nice if you can provide the details of the venture capital firms’ website as well.

    3. aps randhawa says:

      We are looking for venture capital funds for a unique projects of IT and real estate mix.This is one in hundrends of project and is certain hit.
      http://www.thelandsmiths.com

    4. Mukesh Rajani says:

      Dear Sir,

      I am a Chartered Accountant having 20 years of practical experience of my line. Few of my valued clients are going for projects which, in my opinion, are very worthy and considerable projects, which includes an Airport / MRO Project for repairs and maintenance of Indian and foreign Aircrafts which will be the first of it’s own kind of project in India, commercial malls and two five star hotel and two SEZ’s Please inform whether you will be interested in Financing for the said projects.

    5. varsha shah says:

      dear sir,
      is it safe to invest in india advantage fund series 3 of icici venture ? what is risk behind this? pls answer me

    6. Prem says:

      Do you have details regarding website of the venture capital firms, how many of them have US Investors etc?.

    7. Ram Kumar Gupta says:

      Need venture capital fund or private equity

    8. I.V.SUBBA RAO says:

      RAGHUVAMSI IRON ORE PELLETZATION TECHNOLOGIES (GREEN FIELD PROJECT)
      SEEKING FOR INVESTORS

      GOOD MORNING, I am I.V. SUBBA RAO, I have developed advanced new technology, it is named as iron ore pellitization. Still it is not introduced in India for small medium and major sponge iron manufacturing industries.

      We are planning to set up 50 T.P.D Commercial production plant, its cost is 24 Cores, but we are not financially sound enough. We have applied for patent rights on JULY 2007, regarding this technology so many domestic and other country small scale sponge iron manufactures are contacting through mails and through phones. Lot of customers is interesting to utilize our technology, while before that they want to see the operation plant.

      If I set up 50 TPD plant i.e., both ways it is like to pellet plant as well as commercial production plant. If any one help for us financial loan of Rs 24. 0 Cores (Indian currency). I will set up the plant as early as possible (6.0 to 9.0months).

      After starting the commercial production we will start clearing ours loan immediately, other wise if want sponge iron material we will supply the material (just like barter system).

      Through this technology small, medium and major sponge iron manufacturing industries (Karnataka, Orissa, Jharkand, Chatisgarh, West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh) can use this iron ore power easily. Because of this technology sponge iron and steel manufactures can get lot of marzines / profits, the Indian Sponge Iron /DRI Economic growth turn over gone up to 50,000 Cores per annum.

      This product (fines using) is burning problem of India and aboard for sponge iron and steel manufactures. This is unique technology; I have received so many mails with in short time in India and abroad. If any one can give me an appointment I will meet you and explain all other details.

      After starting the commercial production we will start clearing ours loan immediately, other wise if want sponge iron material we will supply the material (just like barter system).

      But I can not show you any security like property or any other documents.

      I am waiting for your early response.

      PERSONNEL NOTE: – OUR PATENT IS UNDER PENDING.

      Thanking you,

      RAGHUVAMSI TECHNOLOGIES

      Ho.No.14-5-11.

      OPP.BATCHU SRI DEVI HOUSE

      SHIVALAYAM STREET

      PEDDAPURAM

      PIN:-533 437

      ANDHARA PREDESH

      INDIA-533437.

      MOB:-09490188826

      IF YOU WANT PLEASE SEE THE NOV2007 INTERNATIONAL STEEL MAGAZINE

      New Technology of Iron Ore Pelletization for DRI / Sponge Iron

      New Generation for Sponge Iron Steel Plant / Industries

      I have developed & Research one new technology in Sponge Iron i.e. Iron Ore (powder) Pelletisation. This concept is developed physically and practically. After completion of this experiment we have tested this material by Joyti Spectro Analysis Pvt Limited, Hyderabad .

      Presently, Iron ore pellets are being used by the small plants as well as big plants in India . It is natural material, that the raw material receiving from the iron ore mines in this material 20% to 25% of powder (i.e, 0 – 5 mm) is available. Some plants of the mining ore is being used by the ARC Furnaces. Some small plants using the same are facing some problems. By utilizing the ore powder, we can get kiln coating & ring formation also. But, for removing the same, we have to stop the Rotary kiln, once, from 60 to 90 days. Not only that, certain precautions, like separation of unburned coal, separation of unburned pallets from the Sponge Iron, material received from the kiln, before dispatch. In the present circumstances, they are using injet coal, coal lumps, coal chips,& lime stone may be used as fuel in Rotary Kiln. Still ore (i.e., 0.5mm) is not being used higher quantities.

      This technology may be used in every plant, from 50 TPD plant to such a major plant’s. Without facing any problem Iron Ore may be used. By this technology we need not use injet coal / coal lumps / chips & lime stone in the raw material and also no need of separation after receiving from kiln. By this technology 20% to 25% ore of wastage powder from mines may be used, so that the cost of Fuel & production cost will be decreased.

      Lakhs of tones deposits of iron ore is available in Indian iron ore mines, like Karnataka, NMDC, Madhya Pradesh and Goa . Out of which 40 – 50% is being used and out of the rest of the some is being got exported to the other countries like, China , Japan , Germany etc. By this technology 80% to 90% of ore powder (0 – 5mm) material may be used by small or major plants without any problems.

      This opinion is being expressed after keen observation on this technology, since 2 years. Interested persons may contact for more details & information to the below Email address.

      Email ID: raghuvamsi2007@yahoo.co.in, rvit_2007@yahoo.com

      Thanking you,

      RAGHUVAMSI TECHNOLOGIES
      Ho.No.14-5-11.
      OPP.BATCHU SRI DEVI HOUSE
      SHIVALAYAM STREET
      PEDDAPURAM
      PIN:-533 437
      ANDHARA PREDESH
      INDIA-533437.

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