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flag India Quotient closed its $129M fifth fund, mostly from global investors, to support early-stage Indian startups.

flag 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. flag Nearly 80% of the capital came from global investors, a shift from past funds. flag 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. flag It also intends to launch a second opportunities fund. flag Partners Kanika Agarrwal and Sahil Makkar were promoted, joining Anand Lunia, Madhukar Sinha, and Gagan Goyal.

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