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Rajiv Dadlani Group

Rajiv Dadlani Group is an Indian investment syndicate deploying expansion-stage capital alongside family offices and venture networks like Mumbai Angels.

Rajiv Dadlani Group

Rajiv Dadlani Group is an investment firm. It has made one investment, deploying $4 million in total capital. The firm focuses on the Energy sector.

General information

Firm type

Generalist

Location

Region

Asia

Country

India

City

Mumbai

Corporate office

India

Principals

Rajiv Dadlani

Founder

Sector focus

Enterprise SoftwareIndustrial TechMobility & TransportationEnergy Transition & Renewables

Frequently asked questions

Who runs investment decisions at the Rajiv Dadlani Group?

Rajiv Dadlani, the group's founder, leads investment decisions. He is also the founder and CEO of Consort Capital Services and holds leadership roles at Mumbai Angels and the Indian Angel Network, indicating deal sourcing is centralized through him and his professional networks.

How does the Rajiv Dadlani Group source its deals?

Deal flow appears largely tied to Rajiv Dadlani's membership and board-level participation in Mumbai Angels and the Indian Angel Network. These angel platforms act as proprietary sourcing channels, funneling opportunities into the group's direct investment pipeline.

Does the group operate as a fund or a syndicate?

The group operates as a deal-by-deal co-investment syndicate. On transactions like Neuron Energy, multiple family offices — Chona, Capri Global, and Thackersay — participated alongside the Rajiv Dadlani Group, with no evidence of a committed blind-pool fund structure.

Which sectors does the Rajiv Dadlani Group target?

Confirmed positions span electric mobility (Neuron Energy), B2B marketplaces (The Yarn Bazaar), industrial hardware (Optimized Electrotech), and multi-brand D2C (Join Ventures). This points to a generalist mandate with a tilt toward industrial tech and digital infrastructure.

What investment stage does the group typically pursue?

The group concentrates on expansion and late-stage private rounds. This stage focus aligns with its co-investment model, as later-stage deals often require assembling larger check sizes from syndicate partners like Equanimity Investments and Venture Catalysts.

Who are the group's most frequent co-investors?

Equanimity Investments appears as a recurring co-investment partner. The group has also syndicated deals with 9Unicorns, Venture Catalysts, and several Indian family offices, including Chona Family Office and Capri Global Family Office.

Is there a philanthropic arm connected to the group?

Yes, The Raincoat Project, operating under the umbrella of ACE - All Care for Everyone, represents the group's philanthropic activity. It is structurally separate from the investment operations.

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