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Solving the funding problem for early-stage start-ups
New Age India Fund (Registration No. IN/AIF2/22-23/1030) is a SEBI-registered Category II Alternative Investment Fund focused on early-stage and growth-stage, technology-enabled Indian companies. Launched with an emphasis on sectors that scale rapidly across mass markets, the fund targets **FinTech, AgriTech, Consumer Tech, EnviroTech, and HealthTech** opportunities where product-market fit and unit economics can be proven quickly. The fund is managed by **Gordon Advisors LLP**, a Mumbai-based investment manager that operates from a co-working office in Goregaon East while maintaining the SEBI-registered address in Powai. New Age India Fund positions itself as a founder-friendly investor solving the funding gap for early-stage teams by providing capital, sector expertise, and go-to-market support. The manager pursues concentrated, high-conviction investments and typically engages actively with portfolio companies on strategy, distribution, and subsequent capital raises. The fund accepts inbound pitches via its website and evaluates opportunities based on team quality, traction, scalability, and defensibility.
Invest in passionate founding teams building technology-enabled, scalable solutions to large, addressable problems. Focus on early-stage companies with demonstrable traction and unit economics; provide active operational support and follow-on capital to accelerate product-market fit and scale. Prioritise sectors with strong tailwinds (FinTech, AgriTech, Consumer Tech, EnviroTech, HealthTech) and business models that can achieve rapid customer adoption and repeatable revenue.
Sanjay Agarwal
SEBI Contact Person
Sanjay Agarwal is listed as the SEBI contact person for New Age India Fund (IN/AIF2/22-23/1030) and is the primary regulatory and investor contact for the fund.
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