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Confido Health Raises $12.5M to Scale AI-Powered Healthcare Operations

Confido Health builds AI agents that handle healthcare’s administrative work, giving care teams more time for patients.

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Circle Raises INR 25 Cr to Scale Trusted Pre-Owned Commerce

Circle, a managed consumer-to-consumer marketplace for pre-owned goods, has raised INR 25 crore in seed funding.

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Labelbox Raises $100M+ in Series E, Becomes a Unicorn

Labelbox began with tools that turn human expertise into training data.

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Nat Habit Raises ₹142 Crore in Series C to Take Fresh Ayurveda Beyond the Metros

The personal care brand, backed early by Titan Capital, plans to grow from about 20,000 stores to 2 lakh over three years.

By Titan Capital · 7 Min Read

India Has 10 Crore SIPs and Roughly 1,000 Advisers

The next big wealth opportunity in India isn't access to investing. It's access to advice, and AI is the first thing that can deliver it at the scale of the SIP.

Titan Capital · 3 Min Read

Why We've Backed HomeRun Three Times

This is the non-obvious and expensive problem in Indian construction. The labor downtime and cost overruns can cause a lot of problems:

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Why Titan Capital invested in Cuepilot

The biggest opportunities aren't always in the markets getting the most attention — sometimes, they're in the ones everyone else has overlooked.

xStep Secures Titan Capital Funding for Neurorehabilitation

A new investment in neurotechnology built to restore movement after spinal cord injury, stroke, and cerebral palsy.

Geetansh Popli

Why We Invested in Echovane?

Most categories get disrupted because incumbents grow complacent. Market research is being reshaped for a subtler reason: its economics were never able to improve in the first place. The industry has grown roughly 40% over the last four years, from about $100B to $140B globally. Very little of that growth reached the bottom line, because the cost structure never changed. Delivery in this business is human-gated at every step — a single qualitative study can occupy fifteen to twenty people across design, recruitment, moderation, transcription and analysis. Every additional market, language or audience requires another moderator, another recruiter, another translator. Cost scales linearly with revenue. Across the sector, staffing costs run at multiples of operating profit. In four decades, this industry has never found operating leverage. That was our starting frame when we met Smriti Gupta , Vipul Nair and Himadri Roy.