- Type
- Angel
- Stages
- Pre-Seed, Seed
- Cheque size
- $25K – $1.5M
- Based in
- Mumbai
- Founded
- 2006
About
Mumbai Angels is an angel network that says it has backed early-stage companies since 2006, with 200+ deals and about Rs 400 crore invested, and an investor network of 700+ members. It runs a co-investment programme with partner networks.
Investment thesis: We connect passionate angel investors with promising early-stage startups, providing patient capital and mentorship to help founders build scalable businesses.
What they invest in
Team (from their public pages)
Notable investments
Examples shown on mumbaiangels.com. This is not a complete portfolio.
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