Nithin Kamath says Rainmatter backs startups with patient capital not quick exits

Published on 24 April 2026

Zerodha funds both startups and social impact

Nithin Kamath said Rainmatter has invested over Rs 1,500 crore across 160+ startups. He added that Zerodha puts 10% of its earnings into startups and another 10% into social development via Rainmatter. Kamath emphasized the firm isn’t chasing quick exits, signaling a long-term approach to building companies and impact.

Rainmatter has invested over Rs 1,500 crore in 160+ startups
Zerodha allocates 10% of earnings to startups through Rainmatter
Another 10% goes to social development via Rainmatter
Kamath says it avoids quick exits, favoring long-term outcomes

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Nithin Kamath says Rainmatter backs startups with patient capital not quick exits

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