All In Capital launches TorQLabs  to invest in supply chain and logistics startups

All In Capital’s founders, Aditya Singh and Kushal Bhagia, have started an initiative to invest in companies focused on supply chain, logistics and related sectors.

The initiative, TorQLabs, founded by Singh, Bhagia, and CJ Darcl Logistics’ president Nikhil Agarwal, will focus on companies in infrastructure and smart warehousing, supply chain automation, sustainability and green logistics, freight tech, mobility, and fleet optimization. Each chosen company can receive funding up to Rs 5 crore.

Traditionally, the Indian government has led and funded infrastructure development. However, it is now adopting new policies to attract private and foreign investments to speed up infrastructure growth.

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The initiative aims to invest in early-stage companies building logistics and supply chain solutions by providing early capital, operational guidance, and access to industry networks, the statement said.

All In Capital will invite applications and select high-potential companies in logistics, warehousing, infrastructure tech, and related areas. Agarwal will mentor these startups, using his logistics expertise.

“There is immense potential at the intersection of logistics, technology, and infrastructure. TorQLabs is our commitment to backing entrepreneurs solving complex industry challenges through scalable, intelligent innovation,” said Agarwal.

“India's logistics and supply chain ecosystem is undergoing a fundamental revolution. Quick commerce is transforming India's retail and delivery landscape with faster services and efficient last-mile solutions, while Indian startups like zypp Electrics are offering EV as a service, catering to e-commerce companies and gig workers, with the motive to electrify last-mile delivery,” said Singh, General Partner at All In Capital.

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“At All In Capital, we believe in founder-first investing. With TorQLabs, we’re bringing together early-stage capital and strategic leadership to support breakthrough innovation in one of India’s most vital sectors,” said Bhagia, also a general Partner at All In Capital.

The initiative recognizes that the future belongs to companies solving uniquely Indian challenges—focusing on cost-effective solutions for price-sensitive markets and building scalable models, the statement said.