Investor Type | Firm |
Industries | Software (Web Marketplace Saas..) • Hospitality (& Events) • BioTech • Businesses Solutions • Retail (& E-Commerce) • Logistics (& Distribution) • Consumer |
Stages | Seed, Series A, Series B |
Investing | United States • India |
Investment Range | $25,000,000 - $40,000,000 |
Investment Sweet Spot | $25,000,000 |
Assets Under Management | $227,000 |
Fundamentum is an Indian scale-up venture fund focused on providing growth capital to startups, particularly in the technology sector. With a clear focus on middle-stage companies, Fundamentum primarily eagers on Seed, Series A, and Series B investments, with a striking investment sweet spot at $25 million. They consider investment upper bounds of $40 million, supporting technology-focused businesses with initial momentum who seek to scale operations significantly. Catering to various industries such as Software (Web Marketplace SaaS), Hospitality & Events, Biotech, Business Solutions, Retail & E-Commerce, and Logistics & Distribution, the consumer sector is also within their investing range. They manage assets under $227 million and are interested in ventures not just within India but those that extend their services or products globally. The founders they target are those who value customer-focused offerings and demonstrate an unwavering commitment to customer experience, as they believe this is at the heart of building robust brands and strong returns. Their investment approach is patient, ready to assist over extended periods, even beyond ten years, reflecting their understanding of the time it takes to build valuable and sustainable companies. Fundamentum actively mentors and shares expertise with entrepreneurs to build foundations for durable institutions. They aim to create a limited but high-quality portfolio to invest in each year, ensuring each enterprise gains their full attention and support towards achieving centennial company status. Fundamentum spots itself as a partner more than just a financier, believing that strong companies are constructed by founders rather than investors alone.