T9L Science Foundry

FromBreakthroughto Business.

Behind every breakout company is a team that believed early, stayed late and knew exactly what it took to win.

India's FirstScience Foundry

T9L is a Science Foundry that works alongside scientists, researchers and institutions to transform high-potential research into commercially viable deep-tech companies.

Our model brings together leading scientific minds, experienced company builders and long-term capital through four core capabilities: Find, Validate, Build and Capitalise. We identify promising research, validate its technical readiness and commercial potential, productise the underlying IP, build the company and prepare it for specialist capital, strategic partnerships and scale.

Through shared expertise across IP, Product, Technology, Strategy, Finance, Legal, Branding, Team Building, Policy, Growth and Fundraising, we allow scientists to remain focused on advancing the science while T9L builds the commercial enterprise around it. The result is a structured pathway from scientific discovery to an investable, globally scalable business capable of delivering meaningful real-world impact.

80+

Portfolio Startups

$2Bn+

Past Portfolio Valuation

60%

Success Rate

20+

Exits

$450Mn

Raised by Startups

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What T9LBuilds Around It

Validate critical user pain points and assess the value of solving them to ensure the opportunity is grounded in real-world evidence.

PortfolioOur Network

A record of company building, now focused on turning scientific breakthroughs into the next generation of global businesses.

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Minds Behind Innovation

Scientific minds and experienced company builders, supported by operators, specialists and networks that move research from discovery to enterprise.

Full Team
Fahad Moti Khan

Fahad Moti Khan

Founder & CEO

Gaurav Gaggar

Gaurav Gaggar

Founder & COO

Nitin Raj

Nitin Raj

Co-founder & CVO

Manoj K Jha

Manoj K Jha

Senior Director & Growth Strategist