Private Equity/SaaS, tech services, consumer technology, financial and business services
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Filter Capital India Fund I

Filter Capital India Fund I is a dedicated Mumbai-based growth-equity vehicle investing in Indian technology-led businesses from inflection point to industry leadership. Filter’s official fund announcement reports an ₹800 crore final close and a Series B/C focus; the manager’s current portfolio and 2023–2026 updates identify Capillary Technologies, Chalo, Loadshare, THB, M1xchange, R for Rabbit and Nua.

At a glance

Founded
2024
Footprint
Mumbai
Stage
Growth equity; Series B/C; technology-led Indian businesses

Research profile

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Investment lens

Filter Capital India Fund I uses a growth equity; series b/c; technology-led indian businesses approach across SaaS, tech services, consumer technology, financial and business services.

Current evidence

Filter Capital’s official September 2026 announcement says it co-led Nua’s $50 million Series C. The same current media archive records M1xchange’s July 2026 acquisition of C2FO India and Capillary’s February 2026 SessionM acquisition; the manager’s November 2025 post records Capillary’s public listing.

Strategy

Growth equity; Series B/C; technology-led Indian businesses

Sector focus

SaaS, tech services, consumer technology, financial and business services

Current signal

Filter Capital’s official September 2026 announcement says it co-led Nua’s $50 million Series C. The same current media archive records M1xchange’s July 2026 acquisition of C2FO India and Capillary’s February 2026 SessionM acquisition; the manager’s November 2025 post records Capillary’s public listing.

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