Naveli Ventures launches to fund Indian deeptech startups
Navya Naveli Nanda has set up Naveli Ventures, the Nanda Family Office’s venture arm, to invest in Indian startups focused on advanced technology and science-driven fields. Naveli Ventures plans direct investments, partnerships with funds, co-investments, and collaboration with universities or IP holders. The firm says it’ll focus less on sector labels and more on the size of the challenge and founders’ commitment.
- Naveli Ventures started by Navya Naveli Nanda
- Will invest as both direct investor and co-investor
- Targets areas like deeptech, space, clean energy, AI, and health
- Emphasizes problem scale and founder dedication over sector
- Focuses on building lasting companies in India
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