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Yali Capital launches Rs 810 crore deep-tech fund
Ganapathy Subramaniam (ex-Celesta Capital), and Mathew Cyriac, (ex-Blackstone) will lead the firm, while Lip-Bu Tan of VC fund Walden International will join as fund advisor and Karthik Madathil (ex-Texas Instruments) will be a partner.Deep-tech-focused venture fund Yali Capital on Monday announced
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Yali Capital launches ₹810 cr fund for deep-tech start-ups
VC firm Yali Capital has launched ₹810 crore, including a ₹310 crore greenshoe option venture fund. The fund floated by Cosmic Circuits's cofounder Ganapathy Subramaniam and former Blackstone executive Mathew Cyriac, looks to invest in early stage start-ups in the deep-tech sector. SEBI-approved
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Yali Capital launches ₹810 cr fund for deeptech start-ups
VC firm Yali Capital has launched ₹810 crore, including a ₹310 crore greenshoe option venture fund. The fund floated by Cosmic Circuits's cofounder Ganapathy Subramaniam and former Blackstone executive Mathew Cyriac, looks to invest in early stage start-ups in the deeptech sector. SEBI-approved
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Yali Capital Rolls Out INR 810 Cr Fund To Back Deeptech Startups
The VC firm has also roped in former chief executive of Cadence as an advisor Yali Capital, a venture capital firm floated by Cosmic Circuits's cofounder Ganapathy Subramaniam and former Blackstone executive Mathew Cyriac, has launched an INR 810 Cr early stage fund to back startups operating in
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Yali Capital, a venture capital firm, has launched a ₹810 crore fund focused on deep tech startups in India. The fund aims to support innovative companies in areas such as AI, robotics, and advanced manufacturing.

Yali Capital, a prominent venture capital firm, has announced the launch of a significant ₹810 crore (approximately $100 million) fund dedicated to supporting deep tech startups in India
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. This move marks a substantial investment in the country's growing technology ecosystem and highlights the increasing focus on advanced technological innovations.The newly launched fund is structured as a Category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) and has already secured commitments from various domestic and international investors
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. Yali Capital plans to invest in 15-20 startups over the next 3-4 years, with investment sizes ranging from ₹15 crore to ₹40 crore per company3
.The fund will primarily target startups operating in cutting-edge technology sectors, including:
This diverse range of focus areas demonstrates Yali Capital's commitment to fostering innovation across various high-potential tech domains
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.Yali Capital is led by seasoned professionals with extensive experience in the venture capital and technology sectors. The fund's leadership team includes:
Their combined expertise is expected to provide valuable guidance and support to the portfolio companies, helping them navigate the challenges of scaling deep tech businesses
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The launch of this fund is poised to have a significant impact on India's startup landscape. By focusing on deep tech, Yali Capital aims to address the funding gap often faced by startups working on complex technological solutions. This initiative is expected to:
As India continues to establish itself as a global tech hub, funds like the one launched by Yali Capital play a crucial role in nurturing the next generation of innovative companies. The success of this initiative could potentially attract more venture capital firms to focus on deep tech investments, further strengthening India's position in the global technology landscape
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