Family OfficeOberoi Family Office
StagesSeed
SectorsSaaS / Enterprise, Fintech, Consumer / D2C · Early-stage builders, Founder-led / operator capital
Ticket$12K – $100K
Back technology-enabled businesses transforming Indian markets
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Lodha Ventures is the venture investment arm of the Lodha Group, a prominent Indian real estate and infrastructure conglomerate. Operating at the intersection of a family office and an institutional VC, it combines patient capital with deep domain expertise and an established network across India's business and real estate ecosystem. The firm invests at Seed and Series A stages, writing cheques between $500K and $5M, and focuses on Consumer, FinTech, PropTech, SaaS, and B2B startups. Founders benefit from more than just capital: Lodha Group's relationships across financial services, construction, retail, and high-net-worth communities can open doors that traditional VCs often cannot. PropTech and FinTech founders in particular may find meaningful strategic alignment given the group's core business in real estate. Decision-making tends to reflect a founder-friendly, long-term ownership mindset typical of well-run family offices. If your startup is building technology-enabled solutions for large, underpenetrated Indian markets and can leverage a strategic backer with genuine sectoral depth, Lodha Ventures is worth a targeted, well-researched approach.
Operating at the intersection of a family office and an institutional VC, it combines patient capital with deep domain expertise and an established network across India's business and real estate ecosystem.
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