Future Wealth Investments is a Singapore-based early-stage venture firm with a deliberately cross-border thesis: back founders across India, the United Arab Emirates and Singapore, and use each market for what it does best. India offers scale and a deep founder ecosystem, Singapore offers institutional capital and Southeast Asian connectivity, and the United Arab Emirates offers a base for India-origin founders building global businesses.
Thesis: companies before categories exist
Future Wealth Investments focuses on pre-seed to Series A founders, often before formal market categories are fully defined. Its managing partner, Rohit Kapoor, argues that the most significant companies of the next decade are being built today in markets and categories that do not yet have a name. That means backing conviction over consensus, and accepting that early categories will look unclear to other investors.
Sectors, stages and fund size
The debut fund has a target corpus of $50 million, with a $10 million green shoe option taking the total potential size to $60 million, and it had marked its first close when announced in March 2026. Initial cheques range from $250,000 to $5 million, with significant reserves for follow-on investments in high-performing companies, and the fund aims to build a portfolio of around 20 high-conviction bets. While sector-agnostic, its areas of interest are artificial intelligence, consumer businesses, supply chain and logistics, and hardware-led innovation.
Partners and portfolio
Rohit Kapoor brings more than two decades in private banking and wealth management at institutions including HSBC and Crédit Agricole, plus extensive experience across Southeast Asian capital markets. The firm is supported by an advisory board of founders of publicly listed companies in India and the United Arab Emirates, plus operators, investors and capital allocators across Silicon Valley and Asia. Its early investments already include premium pet care brand Heads Up For Tails, satellite communications startup Tantrayut, media network B4U Media, fintech platform Mobipay, quick commerce startup Zippee, and Asia-Pacific corporate services provider Vivos.
Programs, credits and perks
No named accelerator program or standalone credits package is publicly disclosed for Future Wealth Investments. Its support model is network-based: an advisory board, operator and investor contacts, and cross-border help across its three markets. Founders should treat that network as the perk to diligence, asking which advisers will actually work with the company and what introductions across India, the United Arab Emirates and Singapore look like in practice.
How to apply for funding
How to apply for Future Wealth Investments funding: no public application portal or pitch email was found in the sources read, so founders should approach through a warm introduction from an operator, investor or adviser in the firm's India, United Arab Emirates or Singapore network. Lead with the cross-border angle: why the company needs more than one of those three markets, what the first $250,000 to $5 million cheque unlocks, and why a 20-company, high-conviction portfolio is the right home for an early, category-defining bet.
Why it matters for founders
For early founders who are building across India and the Gulf or Southeast Asia, Future Wealth Investments offers a $50 million fund designed for that corridor, with follow-on reserves and a small, focused portfolio. It suits pre-seed to Series A teams with a genuinely cross-border plan, not founders who only need a domestic cheque.