Archive · 15 Nov 2025
All In Capital Focuses on AI Productivity and Deeptech Investments
A company called All In Capital is investing money in new businesses.
They have a special fund and plan to help about 45 to 50 companies by 2027.
They really like companies that use smart computer programs, called AI, to help people do their jobs much better and faster.
For example, helping doctors' offices run smoother or making factories work more efficiently.
They also like companies working on very advanced technology, like in defense or making new computer parts.
They believe India has many smart people and good government support for these types of challenging projects.
All In Capital gives these new companies enough money to get started and grow, especially the ones with really difficult technology.
All In Capital aims to complete 45-50 investments from its Fund 2 by the end of FY27.
The firm is prioritizing AI startups that demonstrably improve productivity and efficiency in existing workflows.
Beyond AI, All In Capital is actively investing in deeptech, defence, and hardware sectors.
Investments typically range from Rs 2 crore to Rs 4.5 crore in pre-seed rounds, with larger amounts for deeptech startups.
A limited domestic institutional capital base is identified as a challenge for early-stage funds in India.
- Who
- All In Capital, a venture capital firm, and its founder/partner Kushal Bhagia
- What
- The firm is on track to make significant investments from its Fund 2, focusing on startups that drive productivity gains through AI and those in deeptech, defence, and hardware sectors.
- When
- By the end of FY27 for Fund 2 investments, with Fund 2 expecting final close in the next two to three months. Seven investments have been made so far this fiscal year.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To back ambitious founders solving hard technical problems and creating globally competitive businesses by leveraging India's talent pool, digital infrastructure, and policy support.
- Fund 2 Investment Target
- 45-50 investments by end of FY27
- Fund 2 Current Backing
- Around 15 startups
- Typical Pre-Seed Investment
- Rs 2 crore to Rs 4.5 crore
- Focus Areas
- AI-driven productivity, deeptech, defence, hardware, vertical SaaS, B2B tooling
- Recent Investments
- Plazza (quick commerce for medicines), NPrep (nursing test-prep)