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Kae Capital

A venture capital firm backing Indian founders from their first institutional funding round

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About Kae Capital

Kae Capital is a venture capital firm that has, for over a decade, provided first institutional capital to founders building businesses in Indian commerce, finance, healthcare and technology. The firm says its approach is to find entrepreneurs it judges capable of solving large problems, invest at an early stage, and support them through subsequent milestones, positioning itself as a long-term partner from first investment through to scale. Its stated sectors of focus include AI and intelligent automation, alongside businesses strengthening India's industrial, digital and energy infrastructure. Portfolio companies referenced on its site include Zetwerk, an on-demand manufacturing network, and Nua, which the firm has backed since its earliest days.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.

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