Romulus Capital
Romulus Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm. Based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Romulus invests in and builds early-stage technology and science-enabled businesses. Its name comes from the mythical Romulus, the founder of Rome.
History
The firm was founded in 2008 by Krishna K. Gupta while at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Romulus was co-founded by Anantshree Chaturvedi and Cankut Durgun and seeded by UFlex in India. The MIT startup has partnered with several seed-stage companies since inception. In 2012, Romulus brought on Neil Chheda to help lead its second fund.
Investments
The firm has over $50M in assets under management. It has partnered with companies including E la Carte
References
Capital Closes Second Early-Stage Fund at $50M
26-Year-Old MIT Alum Raises $50M For His Own Venture Firm
Romulus Looks to Redefine Seed-Stage VC With $50M Fund
Seed Investor Romulus Seeks $50M Second Fund for Tech, Health-Care Startups
Romulus, in a Venture to Make Capital Out of Ideas