Fundalogical Ventures is a Mumbai-based, early-growth fund built around an unusual combination: seasoned supply chain entrepreneurs investing alongside investment professionals. It was created to back founders building new-age industry leaders in India. For logistics founders, it is a specialist worth knowing, because its sponsors have operated the networks its portfolio companies are modernising.
Thesis
The thesis is that the next decade of Indian consumption and manufacturing growth will be won or lost on supply chains. Fundalogical Ventures therefore partners with founders in high-growth, untapped segments of supply chain, logistics and sustainability in India. It looks for early-growth businesses that have established product-market fit and strong unit economics, rather than ideas at the drawing board.
Sectors & Stages
Fundalogical Ventures invests in companies in their early phase of growth, typically raising a pre-Series A, Series A or Series B round, where the product has launched and is gaining traction. Its preferred areas include sourcing and manufacturing innovation, automation and robotics, warehousing, third-party and fourth-party logistics, distribution, the circular economy, the electric vehicle ecosystem, and software, analytics and big data for supply chains.
Fund & Cheque Size
Ticket sizes at Fundalogical Ventures go up to US$ 10M (INR 80 Crore) over multiple rounds, though it can opportunistically do larger or smaller cheques. Press coverage describes an average investment size of Rs 20 to 80 Crore during a company's investment cycle, as a lead or co-investor, and an ambition to build a portfolio of 10 to 15 companies. The firm's total fund size is not publicly disclosed. It seeks a significant minority stake, presented as skin in the game.
Notable Portfolio
The fund's maiden investment, announced in 2024, was in Indicold, a tech-enabled cold supply chain company founded in 2019 by Kartik Jalan and Niharika Jalan. Indicold specialises in cold warehousing, refrigerated transportation and value-added services, connecting farm to fork and manufacturing to consumer, using automation, deep technology, AI and machine learning across food, pharmaceuticals and beyond.
Partners & Programs
Fundalogical Ventures is anchored by sponsors including Krishna Kotak of the JM Baxi Group, Tushar Jani, founder of Blue Dart, Suryakant Parekh of the Parekh Group, Khalid Vohra of SAI Shipping and Mehernosh Currawalla of FAK Cargo Dynamics, with Pramit Jhaveri as a strategic investor. Its support includes leadership coaching, hiring help, capital structure planning and future fundraise help. It also runs FV Trailblazers, whose first edition offers growth capital up to $5 million, one-to-one mentorship, masterclasses, the Fundalogical Ventures Expert Network and a service provider network.
How to apply for funding
Fundalogical Ventures runs an open pitch route under Pitch To Us on its website. Founders should email [email protected] with the subject line Opportunity, followed by the company name and size of raise, plus a brief two-to-three line summary in the cover mail. The presentation should cover an elevator pitch, the market, the business model, the team and shareholding, and financials including revenues, margins, costs, EBITDA and PAT, net worth, debt, cash and working capital. Product-market fit and sustainable unit economics fit best.
Why it matters for founders
Fundalogical Ventures matters because supply chain founders rarely find investors who have run ports, shipping and express logistics businesses. With tickets up to US$ 10M (INR 80 Crore), a significant minority stake and the FV Trailblazers programme, it is built for early-growth companies that have proved their model and now need operator-heavy capital to scale across India.