Satya Bansal sees his work at Blue Ashva Capital as a return to his roots, growing up in a small village in Rajasthan, and he focuses on backing Indian entrepreneurs tackling big, meaningful problems—from setting up Blue Ashva Labs to help climate-focused founders turn early prototypes into real businesses, to supporting sovereign-level projects like Kepler Aerospace and everyday but essential infrastructure like Quick Clean. Beyond investing, he runs the Business Ecosystem Foundation to mentor small entrepreneurs, showing that his interest goes beyond just funding companies to building up the wider entrepreneurial ecosystem.
About their Fund
Blue Ashva Capital is a multi-strategy platform that combines venture capital, private credit, and co-investment vehicles, and it focuses on deep tech at the TRL 4–5 stage, helping technologies move from the lab to full manufacturing and market use; the firm is led in part by Colonel Sarjeet Yadav, whose background spans the Indian Army, diplomacy, and government, and it frames many of its investments around national resilience and technological independence. Its portfolio includes space infrastructure, battery and supercapacitor technology, advanced biofuels, EV powertrains, drone manufacturing, and air-pollution-control hardware, and it also runs Blue Ashva Labs, an incubator that helps move technologies from lab to market in areas like green hydrogen, pharma APIs, biotechnology, and battery recycling.
















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