Products • Databases

Investors Database

Map 300K+ investors — VC, PE, angel, corporate venture and family offices — with portfolio companies, rounds participated in, lead versus follow signals, co-investors, and sector, stage and geography focus, cross-referenced across investors, rounds and companies and refreshed daily.

Portfolio companies
Rounds participated
Lead investor
Co-investors
Stage focus
Sector focus
Geography
Cross-reference graph
Coverage
300K+ investors
VC, PE, angel, corporate venture and family offices participating in disclosed rounds.
Sources
SEBI • RBI • BSE & NSE • News
Built from disclosed deals and official filings, refreshed daily.
Best for
Fundraising • Targeting • Deal mapping
Find the right investors and map the competition before you raise.

From an investor name to a complete deal map

Search by investor, fund or portfolio company and open a standardised profile — portfolio companies, every round participated in, lead versus follow position, recurring co-investors, and sector, stage and geography focus. A portfolio cross-reference graph links investors to rounds to companies, so you can trace who backed a company, who they invest alongside, and where a fund is concentrating — across 300K+ investors and 1.3M+ funding rounds, every datapoint traceable to a disclosed deal.

Investor profile & portfolio graph
Investor profile & focus

Investor type — VC, PE, angel, corporate venture or family office — with sector focus, stage focus and geography, plus the count and recency of disclosed rounds.

Portfolio & rounds

Every portfolio company and the rounds the investor joined, with round type, stage and date, so you can see where capital has gone and how active a fund is.

Lead vs follow & co-investors

Whether the investor led or followed in each round, and the recurring co-investors they syndicate with — surfacing the relationships behind a deal.

Portfolio cross-reference graph

A graph linking investors to rounds to companies, so you can trace who backed a company, who else was in the round, and where a fund concentrates.

What's Included

A practical set of fields built for screening, comparing, and understanding data.

Investor type & classification
Classification across venture capital, private equity, angel investors, corporate venture capital and family offices, with the kind and cadence of disclosed deals.
Portfolio companies
The full set of portfolio companies for each investor, each linked to the underlying round so you can open the company and the deal behind it.
Rounds participated in
Every funding round the investor joined, with round type and stage, date and the company backed — drawn from 1.3M+ disclosed funding rounds.
Lead vs follow position
Whether the investor led or followed in each round, helping you tell anchor backers apart from participants when sizing conviction.
Co-investors & syndicates
The recurring co-investors an investor syndicates with, mapping the relationships and groups that show up together across rounds.
Sector, stage & geography focus
Preferred sectors, investment stages — seed, early and growth — and geographic focus, for shortlisting investors that match your raise.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers commonly asked by users exploring this data.

What's included in an investor profile? +

Investor type — VC, PE, angel, corporate venture or family office — plus portfolio companies, every round participated in, lead versus follow position, recurring co-investors, and sector, stage and geography focus. A portfolio cross-reference graph links the investor to rounds and companies, all traceable to disclosed deals.

Where does the data come from, and how current is it? +

From disclosed funding rounds and official sources — SEBI, RBI, BSE & NSE and the news flow — consolidated into one profile and refreshed daily, so new rounds and participants stay current across 300K+ investors and 1.3M+ funding rounds.

How do I find investors for my sector or stage? +

Filter the 300K+ investors by sector focus, stage focus, geography and investor type to shortlist relevant backers, then check each one's recent rounds and lead versus follow history to gauge fit and activity before you reach out.

Can I map an investor's portfolio and co-investors? +

Yes. The portfolio cross-reference graph links investors to rounds to companies, so you can see every portfolio company, which rounds the investor led or followed, and the co-investors they syndicate with — useful for competitive deal mapping and targeting.