The Bangalore-based Turbostart, a venture capital fund and accelerator of startups, has announced that it is operating on a large scale with the launch of its new office in New Delhi. This is a strategic step towards enhancing the presence of the firm in North India, which is currently contributing to more than a third of the emerging startup ecosystem in the country. The growth highlights the support and acceleration of high-potential businesses in the various technological environments in India by Turbostart.

Track record and strategic base

Turbostart has established a significant presence in the Indian start-up scene since its establishment. Accelerator and venture capital fund have been able to accelerate more than 10 and 50 startups respectively at the early stages. Capital-wise, the company has invested more than $35 million in different areas and technologies, which indicates that the company can recognize and develop good early-stage firms.

The Delhi office is to be established as a strategic center of operations in North India for Turbostart. Turbostart will strategically identify promising startups and foster them through this new strategic base. However, this Delhi office will serve as a hub in connecting these North Indian projects to the broader global network of mentors, strategic partners, and five domain-centered Centers of Excellence (CoE) of the firm.

Regional expansion and global presence

The Delhi office will also be a central part of the regional growth of Ken42, an AI-based operating system that is tailored towards institutions of higher learning, with the aim of Turbostart. The platform will also partner with educational institutions in North India in order to become more digital and manage their academic functions. The leader of this initiative within the region will be Abhishek Sachar, the newly hired Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Ken42.

Moreover, the largest Center of Excellence of Turbostart TSquaredC is set to gain a lot through the expansion, as it can access the pool of engineering and software talent available in the region.

The office in Delhi-NCR is a component of a wider, long-term initiative of the expansion of Turbostart countrywide. The company already has fixed operations in Bangalore and Coimbatore. To further reinforce the sales and technology strengths of both the Turbostart and its portfolio companies, in June 2025, the company opened an office in Kolkata, headed by Ramaprosad Ghosh. The second domestic expansion phase will involve the addition of new offices in Mumbai and Pune, which are found to be among the top startup locations in India.

Turbostart has active operations in the United States and the Middle East globally. However, the company has definite strategies for extending its global presence to the United Kingdom and Singapore within the next years. All of these national and global-level programs are aimed at supporting the Turbostart key vision, the creation of a globally networked ecosystem of early-stage founders and technologies.

Conclusion

The decision to expand in Delhi-NCR to have a new office is a strategic move by Turbostart to tap the huge entrepreneurial talent and market potential of North India. The new hub will improve partnerships with the local stakeholders and link upcoming startups to the global network, mentorship, and CoEs of Turbostart. This expansion, under the leadership of Rajagopal Koushik and Piyush Arora, is a larger national and international project that involves existing locations in Bangalore, Coimbatore, and Kolkata, and envisages new locations in Mumbai, Pune, the UK, and Singapore. With a strong presence in the region, which is driving more than a third of the emerging startups in India, Turbostart is strongly investing in its vision of driving sustainable growth and building a globally connected ecosystem for the next generation of founders.