The investment to Accelerate Digital Infrastructure, IoT, and AI-Driven Growth Across India.
Shaurrya Teleservices has announced a significant equity investment from Invicta Fund—an international investor known for backing high-growth companies in technology, telecom, and digital infrastructure. The funding marks a major milestone in Shaurrya’s expansion strategy as India accelerates toward a fully connected, AI-powered digital economy.
With this strategic capital infusion, Shaurrya Teleservices will strengthen its national presence, enhance solution capabilities, and invest in next-generation digital infrastructure, including cloud-ready networks, fiber connectivity, secure IoT ecosystems, and AI-integrated smart building technologies. The company aims to support telecom operators, ISPs, enterprises, and government-led connectivity programs with more scalable and resilient digital solutions.
“We are thrilled to welcome Invicta Fund as our strategic partner,” said Pankaj Agarwal, Chairman of Shaurrya Teleservices. “This investment will help us scale faster, boost innovation, and deliver future-ready infrastructure as India enters the next era of connectivity and digital transformation.”
Invicta Fund’s investment reflects growing confidence in Shaurrya’s ability to serve end-to-end digital needs—spanning telecom partnerships, cloud solutions, data centers, cybersecurity, surveillance systems, and IoT-enabled deployments for smart homes, smart offices, and smart enterprises.
The company plans to accelerate growth through strategic initiatives such as:
• Expanding network deployment and managed service offerings across underserved regions
• Strengthening tower operations, fiber rollout, and IoT-enabled infrastructure innovation
• Scaling talent across engineering, operations, and customer support
• Enhancing uptime, service quality, and overall customer experience
Shaurrya’s role as a Digital Connectivity Rating Agency—equipped to audit buildings and recommend digital infrastructure solutions—positions it uniquely to address India’s rising demand for smart connectivity.
