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JioGenNext

JioGenNext, formerly GenNext Hub, offers a 4-month immersive program for startups. The program provides access to funding, business mentors, technical and...

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JioGenNext

JioGenNext, formerly GenNext Hub, offers a 4-month immersive program for startups. The program provides access to funding, business mentors, technical and design experts, office space, and other resources. JioGenNext has made 106 investments and facilitated 13 portfolio exits.

General information

Firm type

Venture Capital

Year founded

2016

Location

Region

Asia

Country

India

City

Mumbai

Corporate office

Mumbai, India

Additional offices

Bengaluru, India

Principals

Mukesh Ambani

Founder & Chairman, Reliance Industries Limited

Sector focus

Enterprise SoftwareAI/MLMedia & EntertainmentMobility & TransportationAgriTech & FoodTechDigital HealthFinTech

Frequently asked questions

What does JioGenNext offer startups that a conventional seed fund cannot?

Startups gain direct line-of-sight to Reliance's 450-million-plus mobile subscriber base and JioMart's digital commerce infrastructure for potential distribution partnerships. The program provides AWS and Jio cloud credits, mentorship from Jio Platforms executives, and prioritization for commercial pilots within Reliance's operating businesses — advantages that an arms-length financial investor cannot replicate.

Which types of startups does JioGenNext typically select?

The accelerator favors pre-seed through Series A Indian startups building in artificial intelligence, enterprise SaaS, digital health, agritech, fintech, media technology, media technology, and mobility. Since 2023 it has also added climate-tech and renewable-energy startups aligned with Reliance's net-zero ambitions. The common thread is technology that can scale through Jio's digital or physical infrastructure.

How many startups have graduated from JioGenNext since launch?

The program has graduated more than 100 startups since its 2016 launch, running multiple thematic cohorts per year. Notable alumni include conversational AI platform Haptik (later acquired by Reliance), agritech supply-chain firm Agri10x, and healthtech company Mfine, each having raised institutional rounds after completing the accelerator.

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