Pre-seed venture capital All In Capital has opened its second venture capital fund, with a Rs 200 crore target corpus. To increase its total capacity to INR 300 crore, the fund also offers a greenshoe option worth an additional Rs 100 crore.
The company has already closed its first deal for Fund II at INR 85 crore, obtaining investments from well-known family offices both domestically and abroad. All In Capital leads pre-seed rounds for Indian tech founders and remains actively involved in their development.
All In Capital, which is supported by a network of tech founders, provides hiring assistance, strategic guidance, and access to an investor network for subsequent rounds. With 51 startups backed by the company’s first fund, which invested $11 million, almost half of which secured follow-on rounds.
All In Capital intends to use Fund II to invest in 50 additional businesses over the course of the following three years, issuing initial checks of up to Rs 5 crore and making follow-on investments in a few chosen winners.
All In Capital will maintain its sector-neutral approach with its second fund, but it will pay particular attention to consumer tech, deeptech, fintech, and consumer brands. Taakat, MedMitra, Spill Games, Krrvy, and Mixar are among the companies that the company has already invested in from Fund II.
Additionally, it cultivates a Founder Community that facilitates peer learning and problem-solving, according to the Bengaluru-based venture capital firm. Additionally, its Exclusive Deal Book provides access to specialized service providers like recruitment agencies and fractional CFOs, as well as cost-saving advantages like software credits (AWS, GCP, and Notion). The goal of “All Stars” is to guarantee that founders are given the proper direction, tools, and chances at every point of their journey.
All In Capital, a pre-seed fund that was co-founded by Kushal Bhagia and Aditya Singh, provides ambitious technology founders with initial checks of up to $500K. It has a strong founder focus and is sector-agnostic. The company has made more than 150 investments over the course of its founders’ careers, and it was the first to support businesses like Giva, Seekho, NewMe, MasterChow, Wint Wealth, and PierSight Space.
