Future Wealth launches $50 million
Future Wealth Investments, a Singapore-based investment firm with a multi-geographic focus in India, UAE and Singapore, has announced the launch of its first venture fund with a target fund of $50 million and a green shoe option of $10 million, taking the total potential fund size to $60 million.
The fund focuses primarily on pre-seed to Series A investments – supporting founders in the early stages of company building, often before formal market categories have been fully defined. The firm plans to invest initial checks ranging from $250,000 to $5 million, with significant reserves allocated for follow-on partnerships in high-performing portfolio companies. The fund aims to build a portfolio of 20 high-conviction bets.
While the investment mandate is sector-agnostic, the fund has identified certain areas of strategic importance and interest – artificial intelligence, consumer business, supply chain and logistics, and hardware-based innovation.
“The most important companies of the next decade are being built today in markets and categories that don’t yet have a name. That’s our intention,” said Rohit Kapoor, managing partner of Future Wealth Investments.
Kapoor, who leads Future Wealth Investments, has over two decades of experience in private banking and wealth management at global institutions such as HSBC and Credit Agricole, as well as extensive experience in Southeast Asian capital markets. The company is supported by an advisory board that includes founders from publicly listed companies in India and the UAE, as well as a network of operators, investors and capital allocators in Silicon Valley and Asia.
The firm has already invested in various sectors, including premium pet care brand Heads Up for Tails, satellite communications startup Tantrayut, media network B4U Media, fintech platform MobiPay, quick commerce startup Zippy and Asia Pacific corporate services provider Vivos.
Future Wealth’s three-market focus is designed to leverage the strengths of each sector. India offers scale and a strong founder ecosystem, Singapore offers institutional capital access and Southeast Asia connectivity, while the UAE has emerged as an important base for Indian-origin founders building global businesses.
The fund launch comes amid continued momentum in India’s venture capital ecosystem. In 2025, new venture capital and private equity funds worth more than $12.1 billion were launched in India, showing a 39 percent year-on-year growth, with about 58 percent of these funds focused on early-stage investments. Established venture firms like Accel also raised significant India-focused funds during this period, while first-time funds raised accounted for almost a third of total venture and growth capital.
