LAST UPDATED: 16 SEPTEMBER 2025 · EFFECTIVE FROM: 27 AUGUST 2021 · VERSION 1.0
FAST GRIP PRIVATE LIMITED · India
info@fastgrip.in · legal@fastgrip.in · www.fastgrip.in
This Master Services Agreement governs all Services provided by FAST GRIP PVT. LTD. across all business verticals including logistics, full-stack marketing, creative, manufacturing, fulfilment, digital infrastructure, AI deployment, consultancy, software, design, delivery, enterprise infrastructure, global execution, and all related services — to direct clients and to agencies or companies engaging Fast Grip on behalf of their clients.
1.1 "Agreement" means this MSA and all Schedules, Annexes, and SOWs. "Services" means services described in an applicable SOW. "Deliverables" means tangible or intangible work product delivered under a SOW. "Work Product" means IP created specifically by Fast Grip for Customer under a SOW. "Background IP" means IP owned or licensed prior to the Effective Date. "Customer Materials" means any materials, data, brands, logos or information provided by Customer. "SOW" means a Statement of Work executed or electronically accepted by the parties. "Customer" means the party receiving Services. "Effective Date" means the date on which this Agreement is accepted. "Outstanding Amounts" means any unpaid invoices, fees, interest and collection costs owed by Customer.
1.2 Headings are for convenience only. The singular includes the plural. "Including" means "including, without limitation."
2.1 All Services shall be provided under an SOW referencing this Agreement. In case of conflict: (a) the SOW prevails over this Agreement for that engagement; (b) this Agreement prevails over any conflicting standard terms submitted by Customer.
2.2 Each SOW shall describe: scope, milestones, deliverables, acceptance criteria, timelines, pricing, payment milestones, applicable SLAs, personnel, key contacts, and any special terms.
2.3 Fast Grip will commence work only after an executed SOW and receipt of any mobilisation payment stated in the SOW.
2.4 All changes to scope or price require a written Change Order signed by both parties.
3.1 Fast Grip publishes this Agreement at https://fastgrip.in/terms with version history and "Last updated" date.
3.2 How Terms become binding. These Terms become binding when Customer: (a) signs or electronically accepts an SOW referencing these Terms; (b) clicks "I Accept" during onboarding; (c) expressly accepts via email; or (d) pays an invoice referencing these Terms with prior reasonable notice.
3.3 This Agreement applies to Services provided on or after 27 August 2021.
3.4 Fast Grip will not unilaterally impose new material obligations on past work without Customer's express written acceptance.
3.5 Fast Grip will retain electronic records of acceptance (timestamps, IP, emails) and may rely on those records to prove acceptance.
4.1 This Agreement begins on the Effective Date and continues until terminated. Each SOW carries its own term.
4.2 Either party may terminate an SOW for material breach if uncured within 30 days of written notice.
4.3 Fast Grip may suspend or terminate an SOW for non-payment following 10 days' written notice of overdue amounts.
4.4 On termination Customer shall pay for Services performed to termination date plus any agreed termination charges. Sections concerning IP, confidentiality, indemnity, limitation of liability, and payment obligations survive termination.
5.1 Fees are as set out in each SOW. Customer shall pay invoices within 30 days unless the SOW specifies otherwise.
5.2 Overdue amounts accrue interest at 2% per month or the maximum lawful rate. Customer shall reimburse Fast Grip's reasonable collection costs including legal fees.
5.3 All amounts are exclusive of applicable taxes. Customer shall bear all taxes, duties, and levies, including GST and withholding taxes.
5.4 If undisputed amounts remain unpaid 10 days after written notice, Fast Grip may suspend Services and withhold Deliverables. Suspension does not excuse payment.
Fast Grip retains title and ownership of all Deliverables and Work Product until payment in full. Until payment, Customer has no right to sell, transfer, license, distribute, or otherwise exploit such Deliverables. Fast Grip may retake possession of physical or digital Deliverables until payment, exercised in a commercially reasonable manner. Customer may not showcase, publish, or allow third-party use of Deliverables while any Outstanding Amounts remain unpaid.
Customer shall not withhold, set-off, or delay payment because of any alleged dispute, claim, or dispute of quality, except where a court or arbitrator orders otherwise. Payment obligations continue during any dispute resolution proceedings.
Fast Grip will issue GST-compliant tax invoices in accordance with applicable law. Customer acknowledges that GST may be payable on invoiced amounts and is responsible for paying such taxes. Refusal to accept a tax invoice does not relieve Customer of liability. If Customer requests Fast Grip to mischaracterise supplies or not issue legally required invoices, Customer shall indemnify Fast Grip from any tax, interest, penalty, or cost arising therefrom. Fast Grip will not delay issuing legally required invoices to evade tax liabilities.
6.1 Where an SOW contains SLAs, they shall be described in the SLA Annex. Remedies for SLA breaches are limited to service credits expressly set out in the applicable SOW.
6.2 SLAs exclude failures caused by Customer's acts or omissions, third-party services, or force majeure events.
7.1 Each party retains Background IP. No Background IP is transferred except by express written agreement.
7.2 Subject to full payment, Fast Grip grants Customer a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable licence to use Deliverables for internal business purposes as specified in the SOW.
7.3 Any assignment of ownership of Deliverables requires a separate written assignment agreement and may require additional consideration.
7.4 Deliverables may include third-party or open-source components; Customer's rights are governed by those component licences.
7.5 Deliverables are deemed accepted 7 days after delivery unless Customer provides written notice of non-conformity within that period.
7.6 For Outstanding Amounts, Fast Grip may disable access, remove digital Deliverables, and recover physical Deliverables following 10 days' notice. Customer consents to Fast Grip contacting service providers or platform hosts to disable access or repossess deliverables as necessary.
8.1 Each party shall keep Confidential Information confidential for 3 years after termination (longer for trade secrets). Confidential Information excludes information that is public other than by breach, lawfully known before disclosure, or independently developed.
8.2 On request, the recipient will promptly return or destroy Confidential Information and certify destruction in writing.
8.3 Fast Grip's privacy and cookie policies govern collection and use of personal data and are posted at https://fastgrip.in/privacy.
9.1 If Fast Grip processes personal data on Customer's behalf, the parties shall enter a Data Processing Agreement consistent with applicable law (including GDPR where applicable) specifying processing scope, subprocessors, security measures, and breach notification obligations.
9.2 Fast Grip will implement industry-standard technical and organisational security measures including access controls, encryption, vulnerability management, and personnel training as described in the Security Annex.
9.3 Fast Grip shall notify Customer of any security incident affecting Customer personal data within 72 hours of becoming aware where law requires, and shall cooperate fully in any regulatory investigation.
10.1 Each party represents it has full authority and capacity to enter this Agreement and that entry does not conflict with any other obligation.
10.2 Fast Grip warrants Services will be performed with reasonable skill and care consistent with industry practice. This warranty lasts 12 months from acceptance unless the SOW specifies otherwise.
10.3 EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED, FAST GRIP DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT.
10.4 No verbal, email, or other non-written communication creates a warranty unless expressly agreed in a signed SOW or amendment.
11.1 Except as expressly provided (including express warranties, wilful misconduct, fraud, or IP indemnity), Fast Grip shall not be liable for damages, loss, theft, misuse, deterioration, human error, or natural causes affecting Deliverables after handover and acceptance by Customer.
11.2 Any claim related to post-delivery damage must be submitted in writing within 30 days of Customer becoming aware. Failure to notify timely shall bar the claim entirely.
11.3 Remedies for post-delivery claims are limited to correction (if feasible) or refund of Fees actually paid for the affected Deliverable. Fast Grip shall not be liable for consequential or incidental damages from post-delivery claims.
12.1 Fast Grip will defend and indemnify Customer from third-party claims that Deliverables infringe intellectual property rights, subject to Customer's prompt notice, cooperation, and Fast Grip's control of defence. Remedies include procuring a licence, modifying deliverables, or refunding fees for the infringing portion.
12.2 Customer will indemnify Fast Grip from all claims, losses, and expenses arising from: Customer Materials, Customer's breach of law or this Agreement, improper instructions, misuse of Deliverables, or Customer's breach of third-party rights.
13.1 Liability cap. Except for liability arising from (a) wilful misconduct or gross negligence, (b) fraud, (c) personal injury or death caused by negligence, (d) breach of confidentiality or data protection obligations, and (e) Fast Grip's IP indemnity obligations — each party's aggregate liability shall not exceed total Fees paid by Customer under the applicable SOW in the 12 months preceding the claim.
13.2 In no event shall either party be liable for indirect, incidental, special, punitive, or consequential damages, including lost profits, loss of revenue, loss of data, or business interruption, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.
13.3 Nothing in this clause limits liability where statutory consumer protections apply and cannot be excluded under applicable law.
Fast Grip shall maintain, at its expense, commercial general liability, professional indemnity (E&O), and cyber liability insurance in commercially reasonable amounts appropriate for its business. Certificates of insurance will be provided to Customer on written request within 10 business days.
15.1 Fast Grip may subcontract performance but remains fully responsible for subcontractor acts and omissions as if Fast Grip performed the work itself.
15.2 Customer shall not directly contact Fast Grip's vendors, personnel, subcontractors, or partners to bypass Fast Grip's involvement. Any such contact is a material breach entitling Fast Grip to seek injunctive relief and damages without proving actual harm.
15.3 Customer may not assign this Agreement without Fast Grip's prior written consent, except to an affiliate or in connection with a bona fide sale of substantially all of Customer's business assets.
Customer shall not solicit, recruit, or hire any Fast Grip personnel or subcontractors involved in delivering Services during the engagement and for 12 months after termination. If Customer hires such personnel in breach of this clause, Customer shall pay a placement fee equal to six months' gross remuneration of the relevant individual, or a fixed fee as stated in the SOW, whichever is higher.
Each party will comply with all applicable laws, anti-bribery and anti-corruption statutes (including the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 and UK Bribery Act 2010 where applicable), sanctions, and export controls. Any request that would cause Fast Grip to breach applicable law constitutes material breach of this Agreement by Customer and Fast Grip may terminate immediately.
Both parties shall comply with all applicable export and import control laws and regulations and cooperate with any licensing requests. Neither party shall export, re-export, or transfer any product, service, or technical data in violation of applicable export laws including DGFT regulations and US EAR/OFAC requirements where applicable.
Neither party is liable for failure to perform due to causes beyond reasonable control including acts of God, war, civil unrest, government action, pandemics, or natural disasters (force majeure). The affected party must notify the other in writing promptly. If force majeure continues beyond 90 days, either party may terminate the affected SOW without further liability, provided Customer pays for Services performed to the date of termination.
Customer may audit Fast Grip's compliance with SLA, invoicing, and DPA obligations once per calendar year with 30 days' prior written notice. Audits are subject to confidentiality obligations, shall be conducted during business hours, and shall not unreasonably disrupt Fast Grip's operations. Fast Grip shall retain all relevant records for a minimum of 7 years from the date of the relevant transaction.
Fast Grip may include Customer's name and logo in a standard customer list and marketing materials unless Customer objects in writing within 14 days of initial engagement. Case studies, press releases, and detailed references require Customer's prior written approval, which shall not be unreasonably withheld.
22.1 Parties will escalate disputes to senior executives for 30 days before commencing formal proceedings.
22.2 Unresolved disputes will be finally settled by arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, at New Delhi, India, by a sole arbitrator appointed by mutual agreement; otherwise arbitration will proceed under ICADR rules. Either party may seek interim injunctive relief from a court of competent jurisdiction without first completing the escalation process.
22.3 This Agreement is governed by the laws of India. The parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New Delhi, India, for any matter not referred to arbitration.
23.1 Notices shall be in writing and sent to addresses on the SOW or to legal@fastgrip.in. Notice by email is effective on confirmed receipt.
23.2 If any provision is held invalid or unenforceable, the remainder of this Agreement remains in full force.
23.3 No amendment is effective unless in writing and signed by authorised representatives of both parties.
23.4 This Agreement, SOWs, and Schedules constitute the entire agreement and supersede all prior communications and representations.
23.5 Provisions that by their nature survive termination — including IP, confidentiality, indemnity, limitation of liability, and payment obligations — shall survive.
The following are included or to be attached as applicable: SOW template with acceptance and sign-off; Pricing schedule and payment milestones; SLA Annex and measurement/reporting form; DPA & Security Annex (technical measures, subprocessors list); Change Order template; Insurance schedule; Subcontractor list (if any); Acceptance & Repossession procedures; Jurisdiction-specific addenda for GDPR, CCPA, or other applicable laws.
25.1 Customer acknowledges this Agreement and its Schedules are posted at the URL above and Customer has had opportunity to review them prior to acceptance.
25.2 No verbal promises or representations shall form part of this Agreement unless recorded in a signed SOW or amendment.
25.3 Customer shall not withhold payment by reason of alleged dissatisfaction unless a dispute has been raised in writing and is being resolved per the Dispute Resolution provisions. Customer's right to dispute quality does not operate as a set-off for payment of non-disputed amounts.
25.4 Until payment in full, Fast Grip retains all ownership rights. Customer and its clients shall not claim ownership of Deliverables or allow third parties to use them prior to full payment and formal handover.
25.5 Except for wilful misconduct, gross negligence, fraud, or express written warranty, Fast Grip is not liable for damages occurring after delivery and acceptance. Claims are limited by Clause 13.
25.6 If Customer engages third parties to re-do, modify, replace, or repair Deliverables, Customer bears all costs. Fast Grip will not be liable for such costs or for any claims between Customer and such third parties.
26.1 Fast Grip may modify these Terms by posting an updated version with a new "Last updated" date. Changes apply to new engagements and future Services. Fast Grip will use commercially reasonable efforts to notify existing Customers of material changes via email.
26.2 Changes shall not be applied retroactively to alter Customer's legal rights in Services completed prior to Customer's acceptance of updated Terms.
Fast Grip will comply with all applicable tax laws. Nothing in this Agreement permits or facilitates evasion of taxes. Both Customers and Fast Grip should consult qualified tax advisors regarding GST treatment, invoicing, and tax liabilities specific to their circumstances. Fast Grip's tax decisions are governed by applicable statutory requirements and independent legal and tax advice.
28.1 Except as expressly stated, all remedies are cumulative and not exclusive of any other remedy at law or in equity.
28.2 In case of ambiguity between the SOW, Schedules, and this Agreement, the written SOW and Schedules control for the specific engagement.
28.3 Failure to enforce any right under this Agreement shall not constitute a waiver of that right or any other right under this Agreement.
28.4 This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original. Electronic signatures are valid and binding.
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FAST GRIP PRIVATE LIMITED
India
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Website: www.fastgrip.in
LAST UPDATED: 16 SEPTEMBER 2025 · EFFECTIVE: 27 AUGUST 2021
FAST GRIP PRIVATE LIMITED · INDIA · info@fastgrip.in · www.fastgrip.in
Fast Grip Pvt. Ltd. is committed to protecting the privacy and confidentiality of all personal and organisational data. This Policy explains how we collect, use, store, and protect data in connection with our website, mandate inquiries, and service engagements across all 47 countries of operation.
Fast Grip Private Limited is an enterprise infrastructure and global execution conglomerate headquartered in India. We act as data controller for information submitted through our website and mandate inquiry process, and as data processor where we handle personal data on behalf of our clients under a Data Processing Agreement.
Mandate inquiry data: Organisational name, contact name, email address, phone number, company revenue range, service requirements, and mandate brief content submitted via our contact form.
Communication data: Records of email correspondence, meeting notes, and communication history maintained for the purpose of fulfilling mandates and maintaining business relationships.
Website analytics: Anonymised usage data including page views, session duration, and referral sources. We do not use behavioural tracking, ad pixels, remarketing tags, or third-party cookies of any kind. No personal identifiers are captured through analytics.
Technical data: IP address (anonymised), browser type, and device information collected automatically for security and fraud prevention purposes only.
Mandate assessment: To review, evaluate, and respond to mandate inquiries within our standard 48-hour assessment window.
Service delivery: To execute mandates, coordinate with our institutional partner network, and manage ongoing client relationships.
Legal and compliance: To comply with applicable Indian and international laws including the DPDP Act 2023, GDPR, FEMA, PMLA, and other applicable regulations.
Security: To detect, prevent, and investigate fraud, unauthorised access, or other potentially illegal activities.
Communication: To send relevant intelligence briefings, market updates, and operational communications to existing clients with their consent.
We process personal data on the following legal bases: (a) Contract performance — processing necessary to fulfil a mandate or prepare to enter into a mandate agreement; (b) Legitimate interests — operating our business, preventing fraud, and maintaining security; (c) Legal obligation — compliance with applicable laws; (d) Consent — where you have explicitly opted in to marketing communications or intelligence updates.
We do not sell, rent, or share personal data with third parties for commercial purposes. Data may be shared with:
Institutional partners and vendors: Only as strictly necessary to fulfil a mandate, and subject to confidentiality obligations and, where applicable, Data Processing Agreements.
Professional advisors: Legal, accounting, and compliance advisors subject to professional confidentiality obligations.
Regulatory authorities: Where required by applicable law, court order, or regulatory obligation.
Technology service providers: Infrastructure, hosting, and security service providers engaged to operate our systems, subject to data processing agreements that prohibit any use of data beyond the contracted service.
As a global execution firm operating across 47 countries, data may be processed in jurisdictions outside India. All international transfers are conducted with appropriate safeguards — including Standard Contractual Clauses for EU/EEA transfers, adequacy decisions where applicable, and contractual data protection obligations with all international partners.
We retain personal data for as long as necessary to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected, and as required by applicable law. Mandate inquiry data for engagements that did not proceed is retained for 12 months. Data relating to active mandates is retained for the duration of the engagement plus 7 years for legal and compliance purposes. Communications data is retained for 5 years. You may request earlier deletion subject to our legal retention obligations.
We implement institutional-grade technical and organisational security measures including: AES-256 encryption at rest and in transit; access controls restricted to authorised personnel on a need-to-know basis; regular security assessments and vulnerability testing; secure deletion protocols; and incident response procedures with 72-hour breach notification where required by law.
Under applicable data protection laws (including DPDP Act 2023 for Indian data subjects and GDPR for EU/EEA data subjects), you have the following rights:
Access: Request a copy of the personal data we hold about you.
Correction: Request correction of inaccurate or incomplete data.
Deletion: Request deletion of your data, subject to our legal retention obligations.
Restriction: Request restriction of processing in certain circumstances.
Portability: Receive your data in a structured, machine-readable format where technically feasible.
Objection: Object to processing based on legitimate interests.
Withdrawal of consent: Withdraw consent at any time where processing is based on consent, without affecting the lawfulness of prior processing.
To exercise any of these rights, contact: info@fastgrip.in with subject line "Data Rights Request." We will respond within 30 days.
Our website uses only essential functional cookies necessary for basic operation. We do not deploy: advertising cookies; remarketing or retargeting pixels; social media tracking; analytics cookies that identify individual users; or any third-party tracking technology. You may disable cookies in your browser settings; this will not materially affect website functionality.
All mandate inquiry information submitted through our contact form is protected by our Master Services Agreement confidentiality provisions from the moment of submission. We treat all mandate details — including the identity of prospective clients — as strictly confidential. This protection applies regardless of whether a mandate is ultimately executed.
We may update this Privacy Policy periodically. Material changes will be notified via the email address associated with your account or mandate. The "Last Updated" date at the top of this document reflects the most recent revision. Continued engagement with Fast Grip after a policy change constitutes acceptance of the updated policy.
For all privacy-related inquiries, data rights requests, or complaints: info@fastgrip.in
If you are located in the EU or EEA and believe your data protection rights have been violated, you have the right to lodge a complaint with your local supervisory authority. Indian data subjects may contact the Data Protection Board of India when operational.
By engaging with Fast Grip Pvt. Ltd. you agree to these Terms and our Master Services Agreement. This website is for informational purposes and mandate inquiry only. Formal mandates are activated exclusively through executed Statements of Work. Fast Grip reserves the right to decline any mandate engagement at its discretion. All content on this platform is proprietary to Fast Grip Pvt. Ltd. Governed by the laws of India.
FAST GRIP PRIVATE LIMITED · INDIA · info@fastgrip.in
Fast Grip operates across 47 countries through a combination of direct operations and a curated network of licensed, regulated, and authorised institutional partners. Our compliance framework reflects this model — we do not claim direct regulatory authorisation in all domains, but we ensure every mandate is executed through appropriately licensed and compliant entities. This distinction is material and transparent.
Fast Grip's compliance approach operates on two levels: Direct compliance — where Fast Grip Pvt. Ltd. itself holds applicable registrations and complies with Indian corporate and commercial laws; and Partner-network compliance — where regulated activities (securities, banking, customs brokerage, legal, chartered accountancy, and other licensed functions) are performed by our pre-vetted, licensed institutional partners under their respective regulatory authorisations.
We are transparent about this structure. Clients engaging Fast Grip for regulated activities are always informed which functions will be performed by Fast Grip directly and which will be executed through our licensed partner network.
Fast Grip Pvt. Ltd. directly maintains compliance with the following applicable Indian frameworks:
Companies Act 2013: Full statutory compliance as a registered Indian private limited company — annual filings, governance, directorship, and corporate secretary obligations.
Income Tax Act 1961 & GST: Full tax compliance, GST-registered, and compliant with all applicable direct and indirect tax obligations. GST-compliant invoicing across all engagements.
DPDP Act 2023: Data privacy and protection compliance for all personal data processed in connection with our operations and client mandates.
Labour Law Compliance: Applicable employment and labour law compliance for our workforce across India.
MSME / Contract Law: Operating under applicable commercial contract law; all mandates governed by our Master Services Agreement under Indian law.
For mandates requiring regulated professional or financial services, Fast Grip coordinates through authorised partner entities. Our institutional partner network includes:
Financial & Capital Markets: SEBI-registered investment advisors, portfolio managers, and merchant bankers engaged for capital market transactions, fundraising advisory, and securities-related mandates. These services are delivered by our SEBI-registered partners — not by Fast Grip directly.
Banking & Payment Infrastructure: RBI-licensed payment aggregators, banks, and financial institutions for payment gateway, treasury, and forex operations. Fast Grip coordinates; execution is by our licensed banking partners.
Import & Export Trade Compliance: Licensed customs house agents (CHAs) and freight forwarders registered under the Customs Act, 1962 and DGFT frameworks across all 47 operating jurisdictions. Fast Grip coordinates trade operations through these licensed intermediaries.
Legal & Regulatory Advisory: Bar Council-registered advocates and law firms for legal advisory, contract drafting, and regulatory representation. Fast Grip does not provide legal advice — all legal work is performed by our empanelled legal partners.
Chartered Accountancy & Tax: ICAI-registered chartered accountants and tax practitioners for statutory audits, tax advisory, and compliance filings requiring CA certification.
Real Estate & Infrastructure: RERA-registered developers, project management consultants, and licensed contractors for real estate transactions and infrastructure development.
Fast Grip implements enterprise KYC procedures for all new client relationships as part of our mandate intake process. For mandates involving financial transactions above regulatory thresholds, formal KYC/AML procedures are conducted by our licensed financial partners in accordance with PMLA 2002, RBI Master Directions on KYC, and applicable international AML standards.
Operations across our 47-country network are conducted through locally authorised entities, licensed distributors, or institutional partners who hold the relevant permits, licences, and regulatory authorisations in each jurisdiction. Fast Grip does not operate in any country in violation of local licensing requirements.
GDPR (EU/EEA): Data protection compliance for all EU and UK client data, processed in accordance with GDPR requirements.
FEMA 1999: Foreign exchange transactions conducted through authorised dealer banks; Fast Grip does not directly handle forex transactions outside FEMA-permitted channels.
Export Controls: Compliance with DGFT, US EAR, EU dual-use regulations, and applicable sanctions frameworks through our licensed trade partners.
In the interest of full transparency, Fast Grip does not: hold a SEBI registration; act as a licensed investment advisor or portfolio manager; provide legal advice or representation; conduct statutory audits; hold an RBI licence for banking or NBFC operations; or act as a licensed customs house agent. All activities requiring these authorisations are performed exclusively through our appropriately licensed partner entities.
On request, Fast Grip will provide: identification of the specific licensed partner entities involved in a mandate; copies of relevant partner licences and registrations applicable to the mandate scope; compliance confirmation letters for regulated activities; and coordination with client compliance teams for due diligence purposes.
Any compliance concerns, whistleblower disclosures, or regulatory inquiries should be directed to: legal@fastgrip.in. Fast Grip maintains a zero-tolerance policy for any engagement that would require us or our partners to violate applicable laws or regulations.
Fast Grip is not a consultancy. We don't deliver decks. We don't run workshops. We build the infrastructure that moves your business — market entry, capital, trade corridors, AI deployment, full-stack marketing, industrial ground operations — executed across 47 countries under one mandate. When the timeline is impossible and the stakes are total, enterprises call us.
"Every serious enterprise has one problem it cannot solve internally — not for lack of intelligence, but for lack of infrastructure. Fast Grip is that infrastructure."
Most enterprise failures aren't strategic. They are execution failures. The gap between the boardroom decision and the ground reality — that gap is what Fast Grip closes. Not with advice. With infrastructure.
We don't advise. We don't consult. We execute — at scale, under pressure, across 47 countries, through 10 integrated strategic ecosystems. One mandate. Total ownership. 97% on-time delivery. Since 2015.
Fast Grip organises enterprise capabilities into 10 interconnected ecosystems — each a complete operational infrastructure. You don't manage vendors. You submit a mandate. We execute across all of them simultaneously.
JVs, cross-border partnerships, enterprise branding, digital marketing infrastructure, corporate outsourcing.
8 capability verticalsPrivate capital ₹50Cr–₹5,000Cr+, payment gateway, treasury and cash management, international structuring.
7 capability verticalsTV, Print, OOH, Radio. Brand activation, field marketing, trade marketing. Performance digital, SEO, social, influencer, content operations.
9 capability verticalsAI deployment from strategy to live production. Enterprise ERP integration. Corporate intelligence systems. Cybersecurity.
6 capability verticalsImport-export across 47 jurisdictions. Global procurement. Supply chain architecture. Warehousing and fulfilment. Chartered aviation.
8 capability verticalsCommercial and industrial real estate. Infrastructure development. Plant commissioning. Large-scale ground execution.
5 capability verticalsEnterprise risk management. Government liaison. CSR infrastructure. Multi-jurisdictional compliance. Sensitive mandates.
6 capability verticalsInstitutional digital assets. Web3 enterprise integration. HNW operational assistance. Global relocation. Residency and citizenship.
6 capability verticalsSports franchises, content production, live events, IP monetisation, and celebrity & talent commercial architecture.
5 capability verticalsDeal origination, due diligence coordination, transaction structuring, post-merger integration, and turnaround execution.
5 capability verticalsThese are not case studies. They are outcomes. Real numbers. Real timelines. Real businesses that would have lost the window had they waited.
Internal estimate: 9 months. Board deadline: 90 days. Competitors with shelf presence in two of three target states. Zero existing vendor infrastructure in any of those markets.
140+ vendor network activated across 12 states simultaneously. All regulatory filings in parallel — not sequentially. Warehousing secured at 7 locations within 21 days. Three operational streams running concurrently from Day 1.
All 3 markets live on Day 90. Zero compliance failures. ₹180Cr in Year-1 revenue facilitated. The infrastructure Fast Grip built is still running today — independently operated by the client.
Traditional banking: 4–6 months minimum. Seller had two active competing bidders with institutional backing. Missing the 60-day window meant permanent loss of the acquisition target.
Four institutional investor relationships activated simultaneously on Day 1. All four parallel due diligence processes coordinated concurrently. Legal, documentation, and compliance managed end-to-end by Fast Grip.
Full capital secured in 47 days. Both competing buyers outpaced. Enterprise value grew 3.4× in 18 months following acquisition. Board approved Phase 2 capital mandate within 90 days.
5 consultants. 3 years. ₹28Cr spent. Zero live AI deployments. Board ultimatum: operational AI in 6 months or the entire budget would be permanently terminated.
Plant-by-plant AI integration across all 14 plants simultaneously. Predictive maintenance, production optimisation, quality control, energy management — integrated with existing ERP. No production disruption.
14 plants live in 5 months — 30 days ahead of deadline. 22% average efficiency gain. ₹18Cr in Year-1 savings. Board approved ₹52Cr Phase 2 within 60 days. The five consultants were not invited to Phase 2.
Global intelligence on trade flows, capital markets, geopolitics, and enterprise AI — written by operators who have deployed capital across 47 countries, not analysts who have read about it.
India-UAE bilateral trade hit a record $84Bn in FY2024. The IMEC corridor is reshaping freight flows permanently. Enterprises without established GCC infrastructure are losing shelf position at a rate that takes 3–5 years to recover. The first-mover window in Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 distribution network closes Q3 2025.
India's HNI wealth reached ₹142 trillion in 2024. Yet mid-market enterprises wait 14 months on average for ₹50Cr–₹500Cr through traditional banking. Singapore, Dubai, and London now hold more India-focused dry powder than Mumbai. The capital exists. The access infrastructure doesn't.
McKinsey 2025: Japan achieved 41% AI integration at plant level. Germany's Mittelstand deployed AI across 38% of production workflows. India: 14% beyond pilot stage — despite ₹28,000Cr invested in AI strategy. The bottleneck is not budget. It is the absence of operators who can deploy live and own the outcome.
"Fast Grip executed our UAE market entry in 60 days. We had been planning internally for two years. The speed, the network, the total accountability — I have never seen anything like it in twenty years of running this business."
"₹250Cr closed in under 50 days. The banking system had given us 14 months as the best-case timeline. Fast Grip's institutional relationships operated at a level I did not know existed outside the top-tier investment banks."
"They built in 75 days what our team said would take 18 months. Four countries. Southeast Asia. Fully operational. Revenue on Day 76. The only question I regret is why I didn't call them two years earlier."
Fast Grip Pvt. Ltd. is India's foremost enterprise infrastructure and global execution conglomerate. We are not a consultancy. We are not an advisory firm. We are the operational infrastructure that serious businesses hire when the problem is too expensive to solve slowly.
Since 2015, we have coordinated ₹4,200Cr+ in capital, executed market entry across 47 countries, deployed AI at industrial scale, built cross-border trade infrastructure, and run full-stack ATL/BTL/digital marketing mandates — all under one mandate framework, with one point of accountability.
"Every serious business has an invisible execution layer keeping it operational. Fast Grip is that layer."
We don't advise. We don't consult. We execute — at scale, under pressure, across jurisdictions. One mandate. Total ownership. Delivered. The most consequential operations are rarely visible. That is intentional.
Strategy without execution is fiction. Every mandate is defined by ground-level delivery — not a document, framework, or slide.
Finance-grade confidentiality from first contact to mandate close. NDA at first contact, no exceptions. The most consequential mandates are never public.
Our 280+ institutional partners activate simultaneously — not one after another. Speed is the operational edge we offer.
Mandates accepted on strategic alignment, operational complexity, and long-term value. That selectivity is what protects our 97% delivery rate.
Confidential submission reviewed by our senior team. Full NDA executed at first contact — no exceptions. Preliminary assessment — scope, timeline, cost indication — delivered within 48 hours. If we can't execute it, we tell you then. Not 6 months later.
Your mandate is mapped across the relevant ecosystems and capability verticals. Optimal delivery architecture designed. Resource requirements confirmed before activation. We don't start until we know exactly how we're going to finish.
Vendors, institutional partners, government liaisons, and investor relationships activated simultaneously. Our 280+ partners across 47 countries are not a list — they are an active network. When we call, they move.
Operations begin. Real-time coordination, escalation management, and milestone reporting. You are always informed. Never burdened with execution complexity. That is our job, not yours.
Mandate completed. Infrastructure handed over or retained under Fast Grip management. Results documented against commitments made in the original assessment. Our 97% on-time delivery rate is not a marketing claim — it is what we have built since 2015.
"Fast Grip executed our UAE market entry in 60 days. We had been planning internally for two years. The speed, the network, the total accountability — I have never seen anything like it in twenty years."
"₹250Cr closed in under 50 days. No advisory firm we have worked with — and we have worked with several — operates at this level. The institutional relationships Fast Grip activated were extraordinary."
"They built in 75 days what our team said would take 18 months. Four countries. Southeast Asia. Fully operational. Revenue on Day 76. The only question I regret is why I didn't call them two years earlier."
The complete stack for entering and scaling in any market. Not advisory. Infrastructure.
Complete operational setup for any new market — vendors, regulatory compliance, banking, distribution, local execution. Any geography. 90-day standard. We don't tell you how to enter. We build the entry.
Identification, qualification, structuring, and activation of enterprise alliances across manufacturing, technology, retail, real estate, and logistics. We find, qualify, and build the alliance — you sign the agreement.
Brand architecture and institutional identity. Above-the-line: TV commercial production and media buying, Print strategy, Outdoor (OOH/DOOH), Radio. BTL: brand activation, field marketing, experiential, trade marketing, events, rural activation, sampling. Digital: performance (Google/Meta/programmatic), SEO/SEM, social media, influencer, email/CRM, analytics. PR and media relations. Creative production across all formats. We run the entire marketing stack — not one piece of it.
Brand positioning infrastructure for market entry, institutional identity systems, and corporate communications for businesses establishing presence in new markets. Built to last, not just to launch.
Enterprise-grade digital marketing systems — performance architecture, brand awareness, content operations, SEO/SEM, social media management, influencer marketing, email/CRM automation, and digital presence management across target markets.
International co-ventures, licensing, distribution partnerships, and strategic collaborations across 47 active countries with pre-qualified institutional counterparts already in our network.
End-to-end operational outsourcing — replacing 40+ fragmented vendor relationships with a single Fast Grip mandate covering all non-core enterprise functions. One contact. One contract. Total accountability.
Long-term institutional relationship structuring, partnership governance frameworks, and alliance management for enterprises building cross-border ecosystems that compound over time.
Complete financial infrastructure. Speed and discretion that institutional banking cannot match.
₹50Cr–₹5,000Cr+ through PE, VC, family offices, HNI networks, and strategic co-investors. Fast, confidential, structured on your terms. Our institutional relationships operate where banks cannot.
Enterprise-grade payment gateway integration, multi-currency processing, cross-border routing, and payment failure management across 47+ markets.
Enterprise treasury infrastructure — multi-currency cash management, liquidity optimisation, FX hedging coordination, and cash flow forecasting across jurisdictions.
Structured financial solutions — debt structuring, corporate credit facilitation, working capital optimisation, and balance sheet management for enterprises in complex capital situations.
Holding company architecture, SPV structuring, cross-border ownership optimisation, and international entity management for global enterprise operations.
Strategic asset coordination, portfolio management infrastructure, and institutional asset structuring for complex multi-jurisdictional portfolios spanning geographies and asset classes.
Every marketing capability an enterprise needs — mass media to ground activation to performance digital. One mandate. One P&L.
National and regional TV commercial production and media buying. Print strategy and placement across national and regional titles. Outdoor advertising — OOH planning, DOOH, transit, airport, mall formats. Radio strategy and production. Brand awareness campaigns at scale across all traditional mass media.
Ground-level brand activation and experiential marketing. Field sales force deployment and management. Trade marketing — retailer programmes, in-store visibility, planogram execution across retail chains. Events, exhibitions, product launches, pop-up infrastructure. Rural marketing and regional BTL activation. Sampling, demonstrations, and direct-to-consumer activations at scale.
Performance marketing — Google Ads, Meta, programmatic, DSP buying. Search engine optimisation (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM). Social media strategy, content creation, and community management. Influencer marketing and creator partnerships. Email marketing and CRM automation. Analytics, attribution, and data-driven campaign optimisation. D2C digital infrastructure and e-commerce growth.
Brand strategy, positioning, and narrative development. Visual identity systems and brand guidelines. Corporate communications and internal communications. Crisis communications management. Investor relations communications. Annual reports and corporate publications.
National and international PR strategy and execution. Media relations — editorial access, press conferences, journalist networks across print, digital, and broadcast. Thought leadership programmes and executive profiling. Awards and industry recognition strategy. Reputation management across markets.
Creative direction and production for all media — TVC, digital video, print, OOH, social formats. Photography and videography at scale. Copywriting and content strategy. Multilingual content creation for regional market entry. Rapid content operations infrastructure for D2C and performance marketing.
Enterprise AI deployment, automation systems, and corporate intelligence — from strategy to live production in one mandate.
AI infrastructure from architecture through live production — not pilot programs. Full workflow automation, AI-driven operational intelligence, predictive systems, and live deployment at industrial scale. We own the outcome, not the slide deck.
Full ERP integration and enterprise software deployment. System architecture modernisation, legacy integration, and digital infrastructure at scale. We integrate with what you have — not what we want to sell you.
Competitive intelligence infrastructure, real-time market monitoring, executive decision-support systems, and enterprise analytics platforms. Intelligence that changes what you decide at 9am on Monday.
Mobile-first enterprise applications, field force management systems, and digital tools for distributed workforces across multiple geographies. Deployed and operational — not prototyped.
Enterprise cybersecurity frameworks, data governance, digital risk assessment, and compliance infrastructure for regulated industries and cross-border operations.
Import-export operations, global procurement, and enterprise supply chain architecture across 47 jurisdictions under one mandate.
Complete import-export infrastructure across 47 jurisdictions — customs brokers, freight forwarding, trade documentation, regulatory compliance, and multi-currency settlement. Jebel Ali, JNPT, and major global port relationships.
Strategic global sourcing, vendor identification and qualification, RFP management, and procurement infrastructure for enterprises requiring multi-country supplier networks. Institutional procurement for government bodies and PSUs.
End-to-end supply chain design and implementation — demand planning, inventory management, distribution network design, and supply chain risk management for multi-node operations.
Warehousing and fulfilment infrastructure across India and key international trade hubs. Third-party logistics (3PL) coordination, bonded warehousing, and last-mile delivery systems for B2B and B2C operations.
Time-critical air freight, chartered aviation for cargo and executive movement, and private logistics infrastructure for mandates where commercial schedules are insufficient.
Trade finance structuring, LC facilitation, export credit coordination, and working capital solutions specifically designed for cross-border trade operations at scale.
Land acquisition, infrastructure development, industrial operations, and large-scale ground execution at institutional quality.
End-to-end land acquisition coordination — site identification, due diligence, legal structuring, government liaison, and transaction closure for industrial parks, commercial developments, and large-scale infrastructure projects.
Infrastructure development from site identification through construction management and commissioning — industrial parks, logistics hubs, commercial complexes, and special economic zones. RIICO, GIDC, and state industrial authority liaison.
Complete industrial facility setup — plant layout, equipment procurement, utility connections, regulatory approvals, and operational commissioning for manufacturing, processing, and logistics facilities.
Commercial and industrial real estate portfolio coordination — acquisition, lease structuring, asset management, and portfolio optimisation for enterprises with multi-location real estate requirements.
Multi-site ground operations management for enterprises deploying across geographies simultaneously. Turnkey enterprise deployment — from operational blueprint to live operation — including facilities management and operational infrastructure.
Enterprise risk management, government liaison, and compliance infrastructure for mandates requiring institutional-grade discretion and regulatory precision.
Comprehensive enterprise risk frameworks — identification, assessment, mitigation, and monitoring. Business continuity planning, crisis management, and operational resilience infrastructure for complex multi-jurisdictional operations.
Direct government relationship management at central and state levels — ministry liaison, regulatory pre-clearance, policy navigation, and facilitation for enterprises operating in regulated sectors or requiring government approvals.
End-to-end CSR programme management under Companies Act Section 135 — project identification, vendor management, ground execution, compliance documentation, and annual reporting. Certified impact documentation.
Corporate compliance coordination across jurisdictions — SEBI, FEMA, Companies Act, DGFT, PMLA, and international regulatory frameworks. Compliance calendars, statutory filing coordination, and cross-border regulatory management.
Confidential strategic advisory for high-stakes, politically sensitive, or commercially complex mandates requiring board-level discretion, institutional relationships, and access to decision-makers at the highest levels.
Enterprise KYC/AML compliance frameworks, due diligence protocols, beneficial ownership mapping, and transaction monitoring infrastructure for financial services and regulated industry clients.
Institutional digital asset infrastructure, enterprise blockchain deployment, and high-net-worth private client operations with institutional-grade discretion.
Institutional-grade digital asset management — custody architecture, portfolio management, compliance frameworks, regulatory reporting, and settlement infrastructure for enterprises and family offices holding or transacting in digital assets.
Blockchain implementation for enterprise use cases — supply chain traceability, smart contract deployment, tokenisation of assets, DeFi infrastructure, and Web3 integration for traditional enterprise operations.
Comprehensive operational support for HNW individuals and family offices — asset coordination, investment facilitation, vendor management, lifestyle infrastructure, and bespoke operational solutions requiring institutional discretion.
Corporate and executive relocation coordination across jurisdictions — immigration facilitation, housing sourcing, banking establishment, business setup, and full operational transition management for international moves.
Residency-by-investment and corporate citizenship facilitation across 20+ qualifying jurisdictions — programme identification, application management, documentation, and ongoing compliance for corporate and individual clients.
End-to-end execution infrastructure for media, entertainment, and sports enterprises — from production to monetisation, sponsorship to IP licensing, at institutional scale.
Operational infrastructure for sports franchises, leagues, and athlete management firms — sponsorship activation, commercial negotiations, brand partnership structuring, and international expansion coordination. We handle the business so the sport can focus on performance.
Large-scale content production infrastructure — studio setup, production house operations, OTT distribution partnerships, international content licensing, and co-production deal structuring with global platforms and broadcasters.
End-to-end live event execution at scale — concerts, sports events, international conferences, trade exhibitions, and corporate summits. Venue sourcing, production, logistics, ticketing infrastructure, sponsorship execution, and post-event analytics at institutional quality.
Strategic advisory and execution for media rights transactions, IP monetisation frameworks, licensing structures, and content syndication deals. Coordination with broadcasters, streamers, and digital platforms across global markets.
Commercial infrastructure for high-profile individuals, celebrities, and talent — brand endorsement structuring, commercial deal management, international market positioning, and long-term brand architecture that converts profile into institutional value.
End-to-end M&A execution infrastructure — deal origination, due diligence coordination, valuation structuring, and post-merger integration at institutional speed and discretion.
Systematic target identification and acquisition opportunity origination across sectors, geographies, and deal sizes. Proprietary deal flow from our institutional network — distressed assets, family business transitions, PE exits, and strategic acquisitions not visible on public platforms.
Full due diligence coordination — financial, legal, operational, and commercial — through our specialist partner network. Virtual data room management, information request coordination, and transaction timeline management from LOI to closing.
Transaction structuring, valuation framework development, deal terms negotiation support, earn-out structuring, and consideration mechanism design. Coordination with investment bankers and financial advisors for institutional-quality transaction architecture.
Operational integration planning and execution — systems integration, culture alignment, vendor consolidation, management restructuring, and performance monitoring during the critical 100-day post-close window. We manage integration so management can manage the business.
Operational and financial restructuring for enterprises in transition — debt restructuring coordination, operational cost rationalisation, asset disposal, and turnaround infrastructure for businesses requiring rapid stabilisation before value-accretive transactions.
Trade corridors, capital deployment, real estate, and government relationships across all 6 GCC states.
ASEAN gateway, institutional capital, technology JVs, and financial infrastructure for Indo-Pacific mandates.
Institutional capital, private client operations, M&A advisory coordination, and cross-border EU partnerships.
Internal estimate: 9 months. Board deadline: 90 days. Competitors with shelf presence in two of three target states. Zero existing vendor infrastructure in any of those markets. The conventional route — build sequentially — would have cost them the window entirely.
140+ vendor network activated across 12 states simultaneously. All regulatory filings in parallel — not sequentially. Warehousing secured at 7 locations within 21 days. Distribution agreements with 3 regional distributors executed. Three operational streams running concurrently from Day 1 — all running simultaneously.
All 3 markets live on Day 90. Zero compliance failures. ₹180Cr in Year-1 revenue facilitated. Client now operates all three markets independently on the systems and vendor network Fast Grip established. The infrastructure is still running today.
Traditional banking: 4–6 months minimum. The seller had two active competing bidders with institutional backing. Missing the 60-day window meant permanent loss of the acquisition target. The banking system simply could not move at the speed the deal required.
Four institutional investor relationships activated simultaneously on Day 1. All four parallel due diligence processes coordinated concurrently. Legal documentation, commercial structuring, and regulatory compliance managed end-to-end by Fast Grip. Nothing was sequential. Everything ran in parallel.
Full capital secured in 47 days. Acquisition executed. Both competing buyers outpaced. Client retained 100% strategic ownership. Enterprise value grew 3.4× in the 18 months following the acquisition. Board approved Phase 2 capital mandate with Fast Grip within 90 days.
Complete import-export infrastructure needed across 6 GCC countries simultaneously. Zero prior international capability. No relationships with customs brokers, distributors, or logistics providers in any of the 6 markets. One competitor had already secured shelf presence in UAE and Saudi Arabia.
Full trade stack deployed in 75 days: customs brokers in all 6 jurisdictions, freight via Jebel Ali, local distributors contracted in each GCC market, multi-currency payment systems established. All regulatory product registrations filed simultaneously. Trade finance facilities arranged across three banks.
$18M in cross-border trade in Year 1. Shelf presence in all 6 GCC markets — including UAE and Saudi Arabia where the competitor had a lead. The infrastructure now handles the client's entire international trade volume. They have since expanded to Egypt and Jordan on the same base.
5 consultants. 3 years. ₹28Cr spent. Zero live AI deployments. The board issued a final ultimatum: operational AI within 6 months or the entire budget would be permanently terminated. The problem was never strategy — it was deployment.
Plant-by-plant AI integration across all 14 plants simultaneously. Predictive maintenance, production optimisation, quality control, and energy management deployed and integrated with existing ERP. No production disruption. Fast Grip owned the entire deployment from architecture to live operation.
14 plants live in 5 months — 30 days ahead of deadline. 22% average efficiency gain. ₹18Cr in Year-1 savings — 64% ROI in the first year alone. Board approved ₹52Cr Phase 2 within 60 days. The five consultants were not involved in Phase 2.
PE-backed group required 200-acre industrial park across two states within an 18-month fund cycle. Government liaison, environmental clearances, RIICO and GIDC coordination, and utility connections all needed to move simultaneously. The conventional timeline was 36+ months.
6 candidate sites identified and assessed within 30 days. Land acquisition coordinated across two states with simultaneous legal due diligence. All government clearance filings managed in parallel. RIICO and GIDC liaison established at the officer level. Anchor tenant acquisition managed alongside development.
200-acre park acquired, cleared, and infrastructure-ready in 16 months — 2 months ahead of the fund cycle. 3 anchor tenants secured before completion. ₹340Cr in infrastructure asset value created. PE fund achieved 2.8× return. Fast Grip retained for the 500-acre Phase 2 within 30 days of handover.
India-UAE bilateral trade reached a record $84Bn in FY2024, with Saudi Arabia signing ₹52,000Cr in new manufacturing MOUs in Q1 2025. The IMEC corridor is reshaping freight flows permanently — Jebel Ali handles 47% of India's MENA-bound cargo, but capacity is filling 18 months ahead of projections. Enterprises without established GCC infrastructure are losing shelf position at a rate that takes 3–5 years to recover. The first-mover window in Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 distribution network closes Q3 2025. After that, you're fighting incumbents with 2 years of local relationships and established regulatory standing.
India's HNI wealth reached ₹142 trillion in 2024, yet mid-market enterprises raising ₹50Cr–₹500Cr through traditional banking wait an average of 14 months — versus 4.2 months for ₹1,000Cr+ mandates. Singapore, Dubai, and London now hold more India-focused dry powder than Mumbai. A 2025 Bain analysis found 31% of mid-market fundraises fail entirely — not because the capital doesn't exist, but because the access infrastructure doesn't. The capital is waiting. The enterprises simply can't reach it.
McKinsey's 2025 Global AI Adoption Survey confirms a widening execution gap: Japan achieved 41% AI integration at plant level. Germany's Mittelstand deployed AI across 38% of production workflows. India's comparable figure: 14% beyond pilot stage — despite ₹28,000Cr invested in AI strategy over 3 years. The bottleneck is not budget. It is not technology. It is the absence of operators who can deploy AI live at industrial scale and own the outcome when it goes wrong.
India-ASEAN trade reached $131Bn in FY2024. Vietnam's manufacturing output grew 14% in 2024, with Samsung, Apple, and Intel anchoring a $180Bn electronics corridor. Indian FMCG, pharmaceutical, and industrial enterprises are missing the first-mover window as local distribution networks fill rapidly. Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor offers industrial land with 10-year BOI exemptions — but requires on-ground relationships and local entity structuring to access.
The PLI scheme has triggered ₹2.4 trillion in committed infrastructure investment across 13 sectors. Industrial parks in Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Tamil Nadu are filling at unprecedented rates — Dholera SIR reached 68% land allocation in Q1 2025. PE-backed industrial developers are securing 500-acre+ sites for warehousing and manufacturing clusters. Enterprises delaying acquisition face 40–60% land cost premiums within 18 months as supply contracts and competition intensifies from global manufacturers redirecting from China.
India's 300+ family offices collectively manage ₹1.8 trillion in deployable capital as of Q1 2025. 67% cite lack of co-investment deal flow as the primary barrier. Mid-market industrials, technology, and real estate mandates in the ₹100Cr–₹500Cr range represent the highest-demand asset class — yet only 12% of eligible enterprises have the institutional-quality documentation required for family office due diligence. The capital is waiting. The enterprises simply can't access it.
Most enterprises manage 40+ vendor relationships. Fast Grip replaces all of them under a single mandate. One contact. One contract. One accountability framework. The difference: when it goes wrong, we own it. Vendors write proposals. Fast Grip delivers outcomes.
Defined scope, timeline, and deliverables. Ideal for market entry, capital access, infrastructure build, AI deployment, marketing, rollout, or specific operational mandates with clear measurable outcomes.
Ongoing operational infrastructure under a monthly retainer. Fast Grip functions as your external execution team — available across all 10 ecosystems on an as-needed basis. No vendor management. No briefing cycle. One call.
Results-linked compensation for capital access, JV identification, and market entry mandates. Fast Grip's incentives align directly with your outcomes. We succeed when you succeed — not before.
Custom structures combining retainer, project, and success-fee components for complex, multi-ecosystem mandates with both ongoing and milestone-based requirements.
Market entry, distribution infrastructure, full-stack marketing, vendor networks, and cross-border trade.
Plant setup, supply chain, AI deployment at scale, and JV structuring for manufacturers expanding capacity.
Land acquisition, government liaison, project coordination, and institutional capital access for developers.
Market entry, AI infrastructure, digital marketing, enterprise technology, and cross-border partnerships.
Institutional capital coordination, regulatory navigation, and cross-border financial infrastructure.
Institutional procurement, CSR execution, infrastructure coordination, and large-scale ground operations.
Supply chain, warehousing, cross-border trade, full-stack digital marketing, and payment gateway integration.
Portfolio company operational infrastructure, deal execution support, and capital deployment coordination.
You measure success by delivery, not activity. Full accountability for outcomes — not ownership of the slide deck.
You understand how large organisations operate across legal, financial, and operational domains. You have navigated complexity at scale.
Complex mandates rarely come with clear instructions. You thrive where the brief changes and the deadline doesn't.
Multi-stakeholder coordination across jurisdictions and cultures. You have worked where the rules are different from what you were trained on.
Confidentiality is not a policy at Fast Grip — it is a character trait. The most consequential mandates are never public. The people who execute them never discuss them.
Send your profile to hr@fastgrip.in with subject line "Application — [Your Domain]"". Rolling applications accepted across all 10 ecosystems. Competitive compensation, high-trust autonomy, and mandates most executives only read about in the news.