Chiratae Ventures — 2023 Investments
6 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Bizongo provides a B2B supply chain digitization platform and working capital solutions for enterprises and their vendor businesses in India.
AI & Machine LearningB2B MarketplacesFintechLogistics & Supply ChainSaaS
Aniket Deb(Founder)inSachin Agrawal(Founder)inAnkit Tomar(Founder)in
Co-investorsAccelAddVentures by SCGAlexander Geza Marcus PejacsevichFundamentumLiquidity CapitalMars Growth Capital+9 more
Cavli provides a connectivity management platform for industrial IoT applications, offering technical documentation and consulting services to support organizations adopting IoT solutions.
Cloud ComputingEnterprise SoftwareHardwareIoT
Co-investorsQualcomm Ventures
HealthPlix provides an online and offline electronic medical record (EMR) platform and clinic management software for doctors and healthcare facilities in India, including prescription tools, teleconsultation, and specialty-specific modules across 16 medical specialties.
Digital HealthHealthtechSaaS
Co-investorsAvataar Venture PartnersJSW VenturesKalaari CapitalLightspeed India PartnersLightspeed Venture Partners
Pando provides income pooling and financial tools for founders, enabling them to diversify personal wealth through shared pools of future earnings while accessing liquidity products and a vetted peer community.
Fintech
Eric Lax(Founder)inCharlie Olson(Founder)
Co-investorsCore Venture CapitalCorrelation VenturesIron PillarPear VCSupernode VenturesUlu Ventures+7 more
Pixis builds AI-driven advertising tools for performance marketing teams, offering campaign optimization, creative, and ad strategy solutions.
AdTechAI & Machine LearningMarketing Tech
Vrushali Prasade(Founder)inHari Valiyath(Founder)in
Co-investorsCelesta CapitalExfinity VenturesGeneral Atlanticpi VenturesPremji InvestSoftBank Vision Fund+4 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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