Marwari Catalysts (MCats), one of India’s fastest-growing startup accelerators, aims to build an impact-focused portfolio worth INR 4,000 crore (about US$500 million) by 2027.
The plan is backed by more than 150 co-investors, family offices, and 200+ global mentors, as MCats also expands its presence into Dubai and Singapore.
It shows MCats’ goal of creating a startup ecosystem that encourages innovation, supports social inclusion, and makes a positive impact in the real world.
Since it was founded, MCats has supported more than 100 early-stage startups in India and helped create over 5,000 jobs. Around 35% of its portfolio companies have women as co-founders or leading key departments.
MCats’ work follows the UN Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on combining business growth with positive social impact.
“We believe valuations shouldn’t eclipse values, This fund is our blueprint for a more resilient and inclusive India. Success isn’t just about unicorns; it’s about building companies that improve lives and create lasting social change, ” said Sushil Sharma, founder of Marwari Catalysts. “
Through its investments and mentoring, MCats helps achieve several UN Sustainable Development Goals, such as improving education, promoting gender equality, creating good jobs, supporting economic growth, building sustainable cities, and taking action on climate change.
Founded in Jodhpur, Marwari Catalysts (MCats) is a leading Indian startup accelerator. It has supported over 100 startups, created thousands of jobs, and helped women-led businesses grow.
MCats aims to build a purpose-driven ecosystem aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, showing that innovation and social impact can grow together.
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