All In Capital, a leading pre-seed venture fund, has announced the launch of its second venture capital fund with a target of ₹200 crore. The new fund also includes a greenshoe option of ₹100 crore, which could increase the total fund size to ₹300 crore.
The firm has already secured the first close of Fund II at ₹85 crore, with investments from major family offices in India and abroad. With this new fund, All In Capital plans to invest in around 50 startups over the next three years. The firm will provide initial funding of up to ₹5 crore per startup, along with follow-on investments for select companies.
While All In Capital follows a sector-agnostic investment strategy, it will primarily focus on key areas such as consumer tech, deeptech, fintech, and consumer brands. The firm’s first fund deployed $11 million across 51 startups, with nearly half of them securing follow-on funding.
All In Capital was co-founded by Kushal Bhagia, a former Upgrad executive, and Aditya Singh. The firm has been an early backer of successful startups like Giva, Seekho, NewMe, MasterChow, Wint Wealth, and PierSight Space. Apart from financial support, the firm provides strategic guidance, hiring assistance, and access to an investor network to help startups secure future funding.
The firm also fosters a strong founder community that encourages peer learning and collaboration. Its Exclusive Deal Book offers valuable cost-saving benefits, including software credits and access to specialized service providers. Through initiatives like ‘All Stars,’ the firm ensures that founders receive the right resources and guidance at every stage of their growth journey.
This launch comes at a time when other venture capital firms are also raising significant funds to support emerging startups. Bessemer Venture Partners recently closed its second India-focused fund with a corpus of $350 million, and Prime Venture Partners launched its fifth fund with a corpus of $100 million.
All In Capital’s Fund II is expected to play a major role in supporting early-stage startups in India’s growing technology sector, helping them scale and succeed in a competitive market.
