Venture Capital/Energy transition, industrial decarbonisation, mobility, climate software
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Transition VC

Transition VC is an India-focused early-stage investor backing engineering-led companies across energy production, storage, electrification, industrial decarbonisation and enabling software. Its current portfolio page provides vehicle registrations, named portfolio companies and dated 2024–2026 investment records.

At a glance

Founded
2022
Footprint
Bengaluru, India
Stage
Pre-seed to Series A

Research profile

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Investment lens

Transition VC uses a pre-seed to series a approach across Energy transition, industrial decarbonisation, mobility, climate software.

Current evidence

Transition VC’s current website reports Fund I at ₹723 crore, 19 active portfolio companies, 57% capital deployed, 0 write-offs, 57% gross IRR and 3x MOIC as of 31 March 2026. Its portfolio page names 2025–2026 investments including SUIND, Albatross Energetics, Helionis Labs, ZeroDrag, Prithu, WorkOnGrid, Intrinsic Foundries, GreenTech MW, Hydgen, GreenFi, Dynolt, Promethean Energy, CIMWare and Comminent.

Strategy

Pre-seed to Series A

Sector focus

Energy transition, industrial decarbonisation, mobility, climate software

Current signal

Transition VC’s current website reports Fund I at ₹723 crore, 19 active portfolio companies, 57% capital deployed, 0 write-offs, 57% gross IRR and 3x MOIC as of 31 March 2026. Its portfolio page names 2025–2026 investments including SUIND, Albatross Energetics, Helionis Labs, ZeroDrag, Prithu, WorkOnGrid, Intrinsic Foundries, GreenTech MW, Hydgen, GreenFi, Dynolt, Promethean Energy, CIMWare and Comminent.

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