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India Quotient closed its $129M fifth fund, mostly from global investors, to support early-stage Indian startups.
India Quotient, a Bengaluru-based venture capital firm, has closed its fifth fund at $129 million, its largest yet, to back early-stage Indian startups in sectors like fintech, agritech, and direct-to-consumer brands.
Nearly 80% of the capital came from global investors, a shift from past funds.
The firm, which has backed companies like ShareChat and Sugar Cosmetics, plans to support founders with bridge funding and pro-rata investments, aiming for 25–30% returns.
It also intends to launch a second opportunities fund.
Partners Kanika Agarrwal and Sahil Makkar were promoted, joining Anand Lunia, Madhukar Sinha, and Gagan Goyal.
India Quotient cerró su quinto fondo de 129 millones de dólares, en su mayoría de inversores globales, para apoyar a las nuevas empresas indias en etapa inicial.