100 Unicorns (9 Unicorns) Accelerator Fund Investments and Portfolio Companies

100Unicorns (formerly 9Unicorns) is India’s largest accelerator VC, focusing on very early-stage startups. It aims to provide funding with early access to support founders at the idea stage.

100 Unicorns (9 Unicorns) Accelerator Fund Investments and Portfolio Companies

100Unicorns, formerly known as (9Unicorns) has funded 145 startups and backed leading companies such as ShipRocket, VideoVerse, Zypp Electric, Assiduus, Renee Cosmetics, IGP-Join Ventures, Homeville, Alo Fruit, TruNativ, Rezolv.AI, OTO Capital, Klub, Wiom, DrinkPrime, BluSmart, LeverageEdu, Prescinto, and Rooter, among others.

In which sectors do 100 unicorns invest?

100Unicorns is an early-stage accelerator and investment fund. It supports a wide range of sectors, which include deep tech, electric vehicles, artificial intelligence, EdTech, HealthTech, ConsumerTech, FinTech, SaaS, fintech, direct-to-consumer (D2C), electric vehicles (EV), energy, defense, and healthcare.

Founded by Anil Jain, Anuj Golecha, Apoorva Ranjan Sharma, Gaurav Jain.

Recent News of 100Unicorns (9 unicorns)

• 100Unicorns is aiming for a $200 million fund as its eyes look to investment opportunities.

• Accelerator VC 100Unicorns and early-stage investor Venture Catalysts will host the 6th Global Demo Day, also known as D-Day, on February 25 to support and showcase innovative startups.

• TyrePlex secured INR 20 crore to digitize India’s tire space. The funding was led by PeerCapital along with Titan Capital Winners Fund, Sattva Family Office, and existing investors 100Unicorns.

• Former Alibaba and 9Unicorns executives float VC funds.

• Startup accelerator 9unicorns has hired a former McKinsey executive to strengthen its team.

• Venture capital firms SOSV, Rockstud Capital, Windrose, 9Unicorns, and Faad Network are preparing to write off their investment in a local startup.

• In October 2022, fashion trade platform Reevoy Limited, backed by Better Capital, Venture Catalysts, and 9Unicorns, secured Rs 48 crore from Singapore-based private debt investment firm Kilde.