Quest Global Invests in Lavni Ventures Fund II
Quest Global invested in Lavni Ventures Fund II to support deep-tech startups across climate, energy and healthcare.
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Engineering services company Quest Global has announced a strategic investment in Lavni Ventures Fund II, strengthening its focus on supporting deep-tech startups working in sectors such as climate, energy and healthcare.
Lavni Ventures is a SEBI-registered Category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) that invests in early-stage, science-led deep-tech startups. The fund evaluates more than 400 deep-tech investment opportunities annually.
Quest Global said the investment aligns with its long-term innovation strategy and will support the development of next-generation technologies. In addition to funding, startups backed by Lavni Ventures will gain access to Quest Global’s engineering expertise, technical mentorship and global enterprise network to help validate and scale their technologies.
Commenting on the investment, Ajit Prabhu, Co-Founder and CEO, Quest Global, said: “When we started Quest Global in 1997, we believed the world’s hardest engineering problems deserved deep expertise and real commitment. That belief still guides us today. What drew us to Lavni Ventures is their focus on founders working on meaningful challenges in sectors including climate, energy, and health – areas where strong engineering can make a real difference. Through this investment, we are backing the next generation of deep-tech innovators and giving them access to the kind of engineering talent and experience that can help turn bold ideas into lasting impact.”
Quest Global said the partnership reflects its focus on supporting technologies with long-term commercial potential and real-world applications.
Engineering services company Quest Global has announced a strategic investment in Lavni Ventures Fund II, strengthening its focus on supporting deep-tech startups working in sectors such as climate, energy and healthcare.
Lavni Ventures is a SEBI-registered Category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) that invests in early-stage, science-led deep-tech startups. The fund evaluates more than 400 deep-tech investment opportunities annually.
Quest Global said the investment aligns with its long-term innovation strategy and will support the development of next-generation technologies. In addition to funding, startups backed by Lavni Ventures will gain access to Quest Global’s engineering expertise, technical mentorship and global enterprise network to help validate and scale their technologies.
Commenting on the investment, Ajit Prabhu, Co-Founder and CEO, Quest Global, said: “When we started Quest Global in 1997, we believed the world’s hardest engineering problems deserved deep expertise and real commitment. That belief still guides us today. What drew us to Lavni Ventures is their focus on founders working on meaningful challenges in sectors including climate, energy, and health – areas where strong engineering can make a real difference. Through this investment, we are backing the next generation of deep-tech innovators and giving them access to the kind of engineering talent and experience that can help turn bold ideas into lasting impact.”
Quest Global said the partnership reflects its focus on supporting technologies with long-term commercial potential and real-world applications.
