Kabir Narang, Founding General Partner in capital B and early leader of several Indian startups, has left the Indian venture firm, has left the global venture firm, TechCrunch has learned and confirmed with the company.
Narang has immersed the field for a new investment platform launched for 2026 that will focus on “compounds at the intersection of technology, AI, and global capital with the founders and reviewed by TechCrunch.
After joining B Capital in March 2017, Narang Co-led the strategy of Asia Firm of Singapore and Cheaphire Global Investment Committee. Over time, he touched Indian startups such as Meesho, Khatabook, Credvenue, bounce, and bizongo.
“We are living through one of the most profound technological revolutions in history, and one of the toughest tests of investor discipline,” Narang wrote. “Ai scales itself, compresses the gap between the idea and the output. The founder accelerates with the price sensitivity and improves the economy of the next unit.”
Along with developing a new investment platform, Nulis said he is taking a 1% to 2% personal stake in companies he believes can “mirrorly compound.” This suggests that they plan to be active in early-stage investments while building a wider range of vehicles.
B suddenly exited TechCrunch confirmed to TechCrunch and noted that Eduardo Saverin, Karan Mohla, and Howard Morgan will manage the Asia portfolio that covers South and Southeast Asia.
“After more than eight years strictly speaking, Kabir Narang, who focused on the investment stage in Asia, has left that role to pursue other opportunities,” said the capital bestiker. “We thank them for their donations, and we wish them continued success in the future.”
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Founded in 2015 by Facebook Co-Founder Eduardo Saverin and former capital executive, B Capital is a multi-stage investor focused on technology, healthcare, and tech farms. The San Francisco-based company has more than $9 billion in nine offices in the U.S. and Asia. Through its partnership with the Boston Consulting Group, B capital also provides portfolio companies with strategic and operational support.
Prior to joining B, Narang spent almost nine years with the eight-way Indian loyalty program, where he was the managing director.
“B ibagu is still committed to our strategy in Asia and the wider global platform,” said Bestiker Bicara. “With our strong leadership and experienced teams across the region, we will be well positioned to capitalize on the next innovation and continue to build a formidable company across our core markets.”
Narang did not respond to a request for comment.