Chandigarh Tricity
Fundraising advisors based in Chandigarh.
Short answer
Alphamark Ventures is based in Chandigarh and works with founders across the Tricity (Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula), Punjab, Haryana and Himachal, as well as across India. We help startups from ₹1 Cr seed rounds to pre-Series A get investor ready and meet investors in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru and abroad.
Why work with a Chandigarh-based fundraising advisor?
Most investors sit in Delhi NCR, Mumbai and Bengaluru, and founders in the region often lack warm access to them. We meet founders in person, know the regional consumer and manufacturing ecosystem, and take the investment story to investors where they are.
Who we work with in the region
Consumer brands, consumer tech, manufacturing-led and agri-linked businesses with a product in market and real traction. Earlier-stage consumer founders can also apply to Alphamark Atom Accelerator.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you meet founders in person?
- Yes, in Chandigarh and the Tricity. Founders elsewhere in India work with us over calls and planned visits.
- Do you only work with startups from Punjab and the Tricity?
- No. We work with startups across India; Chandigarh is our base.
Further reading.
- Blog27 Sept 2026Read article
Pre-Series A in India (2026): How Much to Raise, What Dilution Is Normal, and the 7 Numbers Investors Check Before Your Deck
Round size, dilution, the seven numbers investors check before they open your deck, and the real timeline from first meeting to money in the bank. Written for consumer brands raising in the next six months.
- Blog27 Sept 2026Read article
Family Office, VC or Strategic Investor for a ₹5 to 15 Cr Round: Speed, Terms and Control Compared
Family offices are leading more consumer rounds in India. Strategic investors pay more and ask for more. VCs bring follow-on money and a Series A path. What each actually means for your speed, terms, control and eventual exit.
- Blog28 Sept 2026Read article
SEBI's New Angel Fund Rules (2025): Only Accredited Investors, ₹10 Lakh to ₹25 Cr Cheques, and What It Changes for Your Angel Round
Angel funds now accept only accredited investors, and the per-startup limits changed. Most founders have not noticed. What the SEBI rules mean for your angel round, your cap table and your timeline.