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Titan Capital launches Future Indicorns for AI startups

What they do

Titan Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm that backs Indian startups

It launched the 'Future Indicorns' initiative to identify and support AI startups solving large-scale Indian problems

The initiative follows its 'Indicorns' programme from September 2024 that highlighted profitable startups with over Rs 100 crore revenue

Titan Capital has launched a new initiative called 'Future Indicorns' to support AI startups in India.
The initiative aims to identify and back AI startups that solve large-scale Indian problems.
It focuses on sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing, energy, real estate, governance, and data infrastructure.
The initiative covers 10 themes including AI for data centre and energy management, AI-native SMB marketplaces, GovTech, healthcare providers, manufacturing, Indian disease and genome research, AI for real estate, physical world data, sales enablement, and data sovereignty.
The goal is to support India-focused AI solutions, not global model copies.
This follows Titan Capital's earlier 'Indicorns' initiative from September 2024.
The earlier 'Indicorns' programme highlighted profitable startups with over Rs 100 crore revenue.
Applications for Future Indicorns are open until June 15, 2026.

Titan Capital is building on its previous 'Indicorns' programme that recognised profitable Indian startups.
The initiative signals a focus on homegrown AI solutions tailored to Indian challenges.

Titan Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm that invests in Indian startups.
It previously launched the 'Indicorns' initiative in September 2024.
The 'Indicorns' programme highlighted startups that are profitable and have over Rs 100 crore in revenue.
The new 'Future Indicorns' initiative is specifically for AI startups solving Indian problems.
It covers 10 thematic areas across multiple sectors.

Applications for Future Indicorns are open until June 15, 2026.
Titan Capital will select and back AI startups that solve large-scale Indian problems.