Skywalker Capital

Founders Atul Dalmia and Anil Patel oversee the firm's activities. Both are principals of the Rubamin Group, the industrial business that generated the underlying family wealth. Their investment committee structure or delegation to external managers is not publicly disclosed.

Skywalker Capital manages wealth for the founding families of Rubamin Group, an industrial company that recycles critical minerals such as cobalt and nickel. This relationship gives Skywalker a direct connection to the battery-metal supply chain, and its investment activity operates separately from Rubamin's core industrial operations.

Yes, through Skywalker Property Partners. The real estate portfolio includes residential properties—such as holdings on NW 35th Street and SW 77th Place in Oklahoma City—as well as a broader mixed-use portfolio across Texas and the Greater Southwest region of the United States.

Skywalker co-invests in Chinese early-stage and growth-stage consumer and hardware companies. It frequently appears in rounds alongside corporate investor Xiaomi Corporation and venture firm Shunwei Capital. A named portfolio company is Dreame Technology, a smart home appliance manufacturer.

Yes. Beyond its Chinese venture activity, Skywalker holds real estate assets in the United States and a blockchain and digital-asset allocation. The firm is also listed as an active member of the Uruguayan Private Equity Association, suggesting additional Latin American investment interests.

While Skywalker invests capital tied to the founders of a specific industrial group, it is categorized as an asset manager rather than a single-family office. The firm manages outside co-investor relationships and maintains a diversified investment program that operates with an institutional posture across multiple asset classes.

Venture investments target consumer technology and hardware, often in companies aligned with Xiaomi's ecosystem. Beyond venture, the firm has meaningful allocations to US residential and commercial real estate, blockchain technologies, and retains implicit exposure to critical-mineral recycling through its Rubamin Group origins.