Epiq Capital

Investment decisions are led by Founder & Managing Partner Rishi Navani. The firm's website names two additional Partners — Dheeraj Aggarwal and Chinmay Katdare — suggesting a compact investment committee rather than a large partnership model. No external investment committee disclosures are available.

Epiq operates as a SEBI-registered Category II Alternative Investment Fund, which allows it to invest in unlisted securities without employing significant leverage. It is not structured as a single-family office — it raises and deploys external fund capital, targeting primary growth rounds and secondary transactions in Indian tech.

The firm states its maximum investment size as $30 million per company. It focuses on growth and late-stage companies, which in Indian tech typically corresponds to Series C through pre-IPO rounds where capital requirements scale rapidly. No minimum check size or fund size is publicly disclosed.

Epiq targets Indian 'tech and tech-enabled' companies. Its publicly endorsed founders represent consumer internet, omnichannel retail, digital health, quick commerce, content platforms, and edtech. The firm does not explicitly disclose excluded sectors, though its portfolio suggests a consumer-technology and software bias rather than deep-tech, biotech, or hard infrastructure.

Epiq positions itself as a direct investor, writing primary and secondary checks into individual Indian tech companies. Its website makes no mention of fund-of-funds allocations or LP commitments to other venture or growth managers, indicating a direct-deal-only strategy.