Krishna P Rao Vempalli

Public sources identify the person in the stub under closely related name forms: Raksan lists V K Prasada Rao as CFO, while a corporate-news item names Prasad Rao Krishna Vempalli as having resigned as CFO of Taksheel Solutions Ltd. in July 2013. The strongest verified current profile source is Raksan’s own key-members page, which lists him as CFO and links to the LinkedIn profile for V K Prasada Rao.

Raksan describes Prasada Rao as a Chartered Accountant, Company Secretary, and law graduate with more than 35 years of experience across telecommunications, manufacturing, banking, healthcare, electronics, and software companies. His stated specialties include IPOs, capital and fund raising, valuations, financial modelling, and strategy.

At Raksan, he headed accounts, finance, compliance, and participated in ideation projects “handling all numerical nuances.” Raksan describes itself as an integrated incubator that discovers, ideates, engineers, and incubates scalable SaaS platforms in-house, owning 100% equity in its internally incubated platforms/startups.

Before or alongside Raksan, Rao was CFO of Taksheel Solutions Ltd. SEBI records identify V K Prasad Rao / V K Prasada Rao as CFO of Taksheel in proceedings relating to the company’s 2011 IPO. A later SEBI adjudication order states that Prasada Rao passed away on November 28, 2018; therefore, he should not be treated as an active angel investor without separate, newer evidence.

• No primary source found verifying him as an active external angel investor or confirming personal seed-stage check sizes.
• Raksan’s stated model is in-house incubation: it “discover[s], ideate[s], engineer[s] and incubate[s] scalable SaaS platforms in-house” and says it owns 100% equity in its in-house incubated platforms/startups.
• Raksan says it evaluates each idea or business plan before choosing to incubate it into a legal entity and MVP.
• Raksan’s platform focus includes mobile enterprise and ecosystem platforms, field-service/staff-management software, human-capital management, and mobile-device management.
• Rao’s finance focus, according to Raksan, was IPOs, capital and fund raising, valuations, financial modelling, strategy, accounting, and compliance.