Exfinity Technology Fund

Exfinity Technology Fund is a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage technology companies in India and the United States. The firm focuses on sectors such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, big data analytics, cybersecurity, Internet of Things, and mobile technology. Exfinity typically invests between $500,000 and $3.5 million in pre-Series A to Series B rounds, with a preference for B2B startups across various industries, including SaaS, enterprise technology, platforms, fintech, and health tech. The firm has a strong track record, with over $200 million in assets under management, 39 portfolio companies, and 10 full or partial exits. Exfinity's portfolio includes companies like MarianaIQ, a B2B marketing AI startup, and Locus, a logistics automation platform. The firm is currently raising Fund IV to continue supporting transformative deep-tech and enterprise AI startups.

Exfinity's investment strategy emphasizes a practitioner-driven approach, leveraging the extensive operating experience of its founders in building and scaling technology companies globally. The firm's leadership team includes industry veterans such as T.V. Mohandas Pai, former CFO of Infosys; V. Balakrishnan, former CFO of Infosys; Deepak Ghaisas, co-founder of I-flex Solutions; and Girish Paranjpe, former CEO of Wipro. This expertise enables Exfinity to provide hands-on strategic support to its portfolio companies, helping them scale and succeed on the global stage. The firm's dual-structure model in India and Singapore allows both domestic and international investors to participate in its funds, strengthening its ability to bridge innovation across markets and maximize global impact.

Exfinity's commitment to innovation is further demonstrated through its strategic partnership with CerraCap Ventures, a global fund focused on early-stage technology investments in enterprise solutions. This partnership aims to integrate CerraCap's Sales & Scale™ model with Exfinity's vision of developing global enterprise startups leveraging the Indo-US corridor. Together, they focus on sectors such as cybersecurity, health-tech, logistics, document intelligence, computer vision, and machine learning, positioning their portfolio companies for success in the evolving digital landscape.