Prominent Exits
Know more about our early bets that led to outcomes: we backed these companies early and partnered with them as they grew into businesses that attracted strategic interest.
Region
Moniepoint
2021Investment year
AfricaRegion
Moniepoint is a financial technology platform serving businesses across Africa, providing digital payments, banking, credit, and business management tools. Founded in Nigeria as TeamApt, the company initially focused on payment infrastructure before expanding into financial services for small businesses and underserved customers through its Moniepoint platform. Today, Moniepoint serves millions of businesses and operates one of Africa’s largest business-focused financial ecosystems.
Founded in 2015 by Tosin Eniolorunda and Felix Ike, Moniepoint raised a Series B round in 2021 with participation from Global Ventures, alongside Novastar Ventures, FMO, CDC Group, and other investors.
In 2024, the company raised a $110 million Series C at a valuation of approximately $1 billion, with existing investors including Capria participating in the transaction and selling shares in the process.
Awign
2018Investment year
IndiaRegion
Awign is India’s largest technology-enabled work fulfillment platform connecting enterprises with a distributed workforce to execute recurring, outcome-based tasks. Its applications span seller verification and onboarding, retail audits, business development, content moderation, online proctoring, and last-mile delivery, alongside white-collar engagements through Awign Expert.
The platform supports more than 175 enterprises in India across platforms such as ONDC, Amazon, and other major e-commerce marketplaces. Awign has enabled income opportunities for over 1.5 million gig workers and is expanding internationally.
Founded in 2016 by Anannya Sarthak, Gurpreet Singh, and Praveen Kumar, Awign was acquired by Mynavi in 2023.
Predible Health
2018Investment year
IndiaRegion
Predible Health develops AI-based software for medical imaging, with applications in the detection and assessment of liver and lung conditions. Its flagship products, Predible Liver and Predible Lung, use cloud-native deep learning algorithms to automatically analyze CT/scan data, detect anomalies, and generate 3D visualizations and malignancy assessments.
Founded by Suthirth Vaidya, Abhijith Chunduru, and Deepak Mohan, Predible brought together expertise in medical imaging, machine learning, and healthcare. The company was acquired by nference in 2022.
Salesken
2015Investment year
IndiaRegion
Salesken is an AI-powered sales conversation platform that helps sales teams improve performance through real-time intelligence and automated analysis of customer conversations. Its software provides sales representatives with contextual cues during calls while giving managers visibility into conversations, performance, and areas for improvement. The platform serves customers across sectors including financial services, education, technology, logistics, and FMCG, and has expanded into international markets including North America.
Surga Thilakan and Sreeraman Vaidyanathan founded Salesken. In 2020, the company raised an $8 million Series A led by Sequoia Capital India, with existing investors Unitus Ventures and the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation partially exiting through a secondary transaction. The company subsequently raised a further $22 million Series B led by M12, Microsoft’s venture fund, in 2021.
UE LifeSciences
2015Investment year
IndiaRegion
UE LifeSciences develops portable, non-invasive devices for cancer screening, designed for use in settings with limited access to specialist diagnostics. Its products include iBreastExam for breast cancer screening and cervAIcal for cervical cancer screening. iBreastExam has supported more than 2 million breast exams across 12+ countries, with clinical validation involving more than 25,000 women.
Founded in 2009 by Mihir Shah and Matthew Campisi, with Bhaumik Sanghvi later joining the founding leadership team to lead India operations, UE LifeSciences was exited through a founder-led buyback in 2021.
LabInApp
2015Investment year
IndiaRegion
LabInApp provides interactive 3-D simulations of science experiments across physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematics. The platform allows schools to offer practical learning without the cost or infrastructure requirements of a physical laboratory.
Pavan Shinde, Girish Shirigannavar, Pramod Ramdurg, and Vinayak Hulabutti founded the company in 2015, with backgrounds in computer graphics and software development. BYJU’S acquired LabInApp in 2020.
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