All In Capital’s founders Aditya Singh and Kushal Bhagia have launched an initiative to invest in companies that operate in supply chain, logistics and adjacent sectors.
The initiative, TorQLabs, by Singh and Bhagia along with CJ Darcl Logistics’ president Nikhil Agarwal, will focus on identifying companies working across infrastructure and smart warehousing solutions, automation for supply chain visibility, sustainability and green logistics, freight tech, mobility and fleet optimisation. Each selected company will receive funding of up to Rs 5 crore.
Traditionally, the Indian government has been the chief proponent and financier of infrastructure development. However, it is increasingly adopting new policies to attract private and foreign investment as levers to fast-track infrastructure development.
“There is immense potential at the intersection of logistics, technology, and infrastructure. TorQLabs is our commitment to backing entrepreneurs solving complex industry challenges through scalable, intelligent innovation,” said Agarwal.
The aim is to invest in companies building logistics and supply chain solutions at the earliest stages of their journey and offer a combination of early capital, operational mentorship, and access to real-world industry networks, it said in a statement.
All In Capital will invite applications and identify high-potential companies working across logistics, warehousing, infrastructure tech, and allied verticals. Agarwal, will mentor these companies, leveraging his operational expertise in logistics.
“India's logistics and supply chain ecosystem is undergoing a fundamental revolution. Quick commerce is transforming India's retail and delivery landscape with faster services and efficient last-mile solutions, while Indian startups like Zypp Electrics are offering EV as a service, catering to e-commerce companies and gig workers, with the motive to electrify last-mile delivery,” said Singh, General Partner at All In Capital.
The initiative recognizes that the future belongs to companies that can solve uniquely Indian problems: optimizing for cost-sensitive markets and building scalable solutions, the statement said.
“At All In Capital, we believe in founder-first investing. With TorQLabs, we’re bringing together early-stage capital and strategic leadership to support breakthrough innovation in one of India’s most vital sectors,” said Bhagia, also a general Partner at All In Capital, which recently announced its second fund and aims to invest in about 50 companies over the next three years.
The initiative, TorQLabs, by Singh and Bhagia along with CJ Darcl Logistics’ president Nikhil Agarwal, will focus on identifying companies working across infrastructure and smart warehousing solutions, automation for supply chain visibility, sustainability and green logistics, freight tech, mobility and fleet optimisation. Each selected company will receive funding of up to Rs 5 crore.
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Traditionally, the Indian government has been the chief proponent and financier of infrastructure development. However, it is increasingly adopting new policies to attract private and foreign investment as levers to fast-track infrastructure development.
“There is immense potential at the intersection of logistics, technology, and infrastructure. TorQLabs is our commitment to backing entrepreneurs solving complex industry challenges through scalable, intelligent innovation,” said Agarwal.
The aim is to invest in companies building logistics and supply chain solutions at the earliest stages of their journey and offer a combination of early capital, operational mentorship, and access to real-world industry networks, it said in a statement.
All In Capital will invite applications and identify high-potential companies working across logistics, warehousing, infrastructure tech, and allied verticals. Agarwal, will mentor these companies, leveraging his operational expertise in logistics.
“India's logistics and supply chain ecosystem is undergoing a fundamental revolution. Quick commerce is transforming India's retail and delivery landscape with faster services and efficient last-mile solutions, while Indian startups like Zypp Electrics are offering EV as a service, catering to e-commerce companies and gig workers, with the motive to electrify last-mile delivery,” said Singh, General Partner at All In Capital.
The initiative recognizes that the future belongs to companies that can solve uniquely Indian problems: optimizing for cost-sensitive markets and building scalable solutions, the statement said.
“At All In Capital, we believe in founder-first investing. With TorQLabs, we’re bringing together early-stage capital and strategic leadership to support breakthrough innovation in one of India’s most vital sectors,” said Bhagia, also a general Partner at All In Capital, which recently announced its second fund and aims to invest in about 50 companies over the next three years.
