Archive · 31 Aug 2026
Kansaltancy Ventures Marks A Decade Supporting Indian Startups
Tushar Kansal started Kansaltancy Ventures in 2016 to help Indian business founders.
At that time, many people thought Indian startups were too risky.
The company says it helps founders with money, advice and useful introductions.
It also advises businesses about loans and raising money through IPOs.
According to the article, it has helped more than 5,000 startups and small businesses.
It says it has arranged more than $100 million in funding.
Kansal also gives talks and makes podcasts about business and financial literacy.
His content has reportedly received more than 100 million views.
Tushar Kansal founded Kansaltancy Ventures in 2016 after seeing Indian entrepreneurship dismissed as too risky.
The article says India’s Startup India registrations grew from 436 in 2016 to more than 200,000 today.
Kansaltancy Ventures says it has arranged over $100 million in funding and assisted more than 5,000 startups and SMEs.
The firm combines capital with management advice, strategic support, IPO funding, debt advisory and international networks.
Kansal has delivered talks and podcasts on entrepreneurship and financial literacy, with reported digital views exceeding 100 million.
- Who
- Tushar Kansal and Kansaltancy Ventures, along with the startups and SMEs they support.
- What
- A decade-long account of the firm’s venture capital, funding, advisory and educational activities.
- When
- Kansaltancy Ventures was launched in 2016 and has operated for the following decade.
- Where
- The firm’s network spans India, APAC, the GCC, the United States and the United Kingdom.
- Why
- Kansal founded the firm to support founders after observing skepticism toward Indian entrepreneurship and to provide more than capital alone.
- Founded
- 2016
- Funding arranged
- More than $100 million for Indian startups and SMEs, according to the article
- Businesses assisted
- More than 5,000 startups and SMEs, according to the article
- Startup India registrations
- The article says registrations rose from 436 in 2016 to more than 200,000 today
- Reported content reach
- Kansal’s talks, podcasts and digital appearances have crossed 100 million views
- Core services
- Venture capital support, management expertise, strategic guidance, IPO funding and debt advisory
- Operating network
- India, APAC, GCC, the United States and the United Kingdom