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Abyro Capital

Abyro Capital is a venture capital firm headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, founded by Vamsi Kora in 2024 to back early-stage startups across India and the United States. The firm invests in AI, software, healthcare, and supply chain companies from pre-seed through series A. Its $25 million maiden fund backs a portfolio that includes Navata Supply Chain Solutions, NavaFlex, and Monetize360.

Overview

Abyro Capital is a venture capital firm headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. Founder Vamsi Kora started the firm in 2024. Kora previously built Gathi Analytics, a software company later bought by Apexon. The firm invests in early-stage startups across India and the United States. Its focus spans artificial intelligence, software, healthcare, and manufacturing. Supply chain and delivery businesses also fall within its scope.

Investment Focus and Stage

Abyro Capital backs companies at the pre-seed, seed, and series A stages. It also makes seed-plus investments between the seed and series A rounds. The firm looks for founders building platform businesses with global reach. It offers operational support alongside capital through its HIVE program. A partnership with T-Hub, a Telangana-backed incubator, extends this support to cross-border startups.

Fund Size and Portfolio

Abyro Capital launched its first fund at $25 million. The fund backs early-stage technology startups across India and the US. Two of its earliest investments were Reva Commerce and HComb. The portfolio has since grown to include Navata Supply Chain Solutions and NavaFlex. Monetize360 also appears among its more recent investments.

Leadership

Vamsi Kora founded Abyro Capital and serves as its managing partner. He built his background as an engineer before turning to entrepreneurship. His earlier company, Gathi Analytics, sold to Goldman Sachs-backed Apexon in 2021. Advisors Srinivas Rao Mahankali, Maria Alvarez Mann, and Rachel Moore Weller support the firm. They bring experience across technology, finance, and business strategy.

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