Stride Ventures
Stride Ventures is a Delhi-based venture-debt manager lending to growth-stage startups across consumer, fintech, SaaS, mobility, agritech, healthtech and climate-linked businesses. Its public record shows a rapid fund-building trajectory, an increasingly broad borrower base, and a shift from domestic venture debt toward wider private-credit and international partnerships.
At a glance
- Founded
- 2019
- Footprint
- Delhi
- Stage
- Venture debt
Research profile
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Investment lens
Stride Ventures uses a venture debt approach across Venture debt, growth credit, climate finance.
Current evidence
Stride’s current manager materials identify it as a global venture-debt and growth-credit platform with operations across India, the GCC, Southeast Asia and the UK. Its 2025 history records the first close of an Abu Dhabi Global Market fund, while its 2025 news archive documents BlueStone’s public listing and an active portfolio. The manager reports 220+ portfolio companies and $2B+ of credit enabled globally; India vehicle terms, current availability and fund-level returns remain not publicly disclosed.
Strategy
Venture debt
Sector focus
Venture debt, growth credit, climate finance
Current signal
Stride’s current manager materials identify it as a global venture-debt and growth-credit platform with operations across India, the GCC, Southeast Asia and the UK. Its 2025 history records the first close of an Abu Dhabi Global Market fund, while its 2025 news archive documents BlueStone’s public listing and an active portfolio. The manager reports 220+ portfolio companies and $2B+ of credit enabled globally; India vehicle terms, current availability and fund-level returns remain not publicly disclosed.
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