Touring Capital

Touring Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2023, focusing on early-growth, AI-driven SaaS companies globally. The firm was established by industry veterans Nagraj Kashyap, Priya Saiprasad, and Samir Kumar, who collectively bring over 60 years of experience from leading investment firms such as SoftBank Vision Fund II, M12 (Microsoft's Venture Fund), and Qualcomm Ventures. Touring Capital aims to partner with visionary entrepreneurs to scale transformational businesses at the intersection of AI and software. The firm's investment strategy centers on early-growth companies with over $3 million in annual recurring revenue and a clear product-market fit, typically at Series B and C stages. Touring Capital primarily invests in B2B software companies harnessing AI to enhance workforce productivity. The firm emphasizes a founder-first approach, leveraging its extensive networks and decades of experience to support entrepreneurs in bringing their visions to life. Since its inception, Touring Capital has demonstrated strong momentum, closing its inaugural $330 million fund in September 2025. The firm has made twelve investments globally, including leading SafeBase's $33 million Series B round, which resulted in an acquisition by Drata within ten months. Other portfolio companies, such as Netradyne, Daloopa, Numa, Cusp, and Exaforce, have announced up-rounds, highlighting the firm's successful investment strategy and commitment to scaling AI-driven software innovation. Touring Capital's team comprises seasoned professionals dedicated to providing humble guidance, deep networks, and steadfast support to help visionary ideas become reality. The firm's headquarters are located in South Park, San Francisco, and it continues to seek early-growth opportunities in both established and emerging software ecosystems, partnering with founders from its extensive network to drive the next wave of enterprise innovation.

Early-growth stage, AI-driven SaaS companies, Over $3 million ARR, Clear product-market fit, Typically Series B and C stages