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Wealth fund INA and VC firm Granite plan to invest $1.2 billion in Indonesia tech
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9m ago
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Indonesian sovereign wealth fund INA and venture capital firm Granite Asia have announced a joint investment of up to $1.2 billion in Indonesia's technology sector and businesses with strong ties to the country. The investment will include both equity and hybrid capital, although the specific breakdown and timeline were not disclosed. The Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) was established in 2020 and collaborates with global and domestic investors to invest in assets within Indonesia. Granite Asia, formerly part of GGV Capital, has assets under management totaling $5 billion.
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Qatar Investment Authority makes first bet from $1-bn VC fund of funds
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6m ago
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Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), a sovereign wealth fund, has made its initial investment from its $1 billion VC fund of funds. The investment is in a local venture capital firm that focuses on growth-stage tech startups in the region. This marks a significant step for QIA, headquartered in Doha, as it launched this VC fund of funds last year to support the burgeoning tech sector in the area.
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Athera Venture Partners gets local LP for fourth VC fund
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7m ago
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Early-stage venture capital firm, Athera Venture Partners, has added HDFC Asset Management Company’s Select AIF Fund of Funds-I scheme as a key domestic limited partner for its fourth fund. Athera is currently raising INR 900 crore ($106 million) for the fund and plans to invest in tech-focused startups in areas such as consumer internet, enterprise software, AI, and other emerging technologies. The firm aims to make the final close of the fund in 2025 and has already invested in six startups from the fund, including Ati Motors, Terra, Hyperbots, CynLr, Billion Hearts, and ClickPost.
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Returned $2 billion, including co-investments, in 5 years: Everstone’s Mehra
Livemint
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1y ago
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Everstone Capital, a private equity firm based in India, has returned nearly $1.2 billion through exits in the last five years. The firm focuses on investing in mid-market companies with EBITDA between $10 million and $20 million. Everstone has seen success by backing founders of Indian origin who are building global businesses in the US across healthcare and IT services. The firm has deployed about $600 million and returned close to $1.2 billion to its investors in the last five years, with a total of $2 billion returned, including co-investments. Everstone is currently investing out of its $300 million fourth fund and expects to invest over $600 million to $700 million with co-investments. The firm is also planning to launch its fifth fund, which is anticipated to be larger than its third fund, with an aim to invest in controlled situations.
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South African VC HAVAÍC marks first close of third pan-Africa fund
VCCircle
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1y ago
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South African venture capital firm HAVAÍC has reached the first close of its third pan-Africa fund, securing $15m from investors including Universum Wealth and The SA SME Fund. The fund aims to raise $50m in total and will support early-stage African tech start-ups. HAVAÍC has already deployed its previous two funds, with a 400% increase in total annual revenue in 2020. Some of its recent investments include sports data and analytics firm Sportable and logistics tech company RNR.
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Saudi VC firm STV closes maiden non-dilutive capital fund
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3m ago
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Saudi Technology Ventures (STV), a prominent tech-focused venture capital firm in the Middle East, has closed its first non-dilutive fund, the STV NICE Fund I. The $100 million fund provides growth capital to tech companies without equity dilution, backed by investors like SAB Invest. This Sharia-compliant fund is designed to support tech startups in Saudi Arabia, helping them grow sustainably. The fund has already invested in fintech unicorn Tabby and other tech startups.
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Equirus floats early-stage fund to back tech startups
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1y ago
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Equirus, a financial services firm in India, has launched the Equirus InnovateX Fund to invest in early-stage tech startups. The fund, registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India, aims to raise a minimum of INR 200 crore. Equirus offers investment banking, wealth management, and portfolio management services.
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Early-stage VC firm Veda VC makes first close of Rs 250Cr fund
IndianStartupNews
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1y ago
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Veda VC, an early-stage venture capital firm, has achieved the first close of its Rs 250 crore ($30 million) fund, led by family offices and startup CXOs. The SEBI-registered fund will invest in Indian tech and tech-enabled startups, focusing on consumer internet, SaaS, fintech, and deeptech sectors, with investment sizes ranging from $250,000 to $1.25 million. Veda VC aims to support portfolio companies with not only capital but also domain expertise, network, and execution skills. The Bengaluru-based firm, founded in 2019, has already invested in 46 startups, several of which received follow-on funding from notable investors.
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Yali Capital taps key LP for maiden VC fund to back deep-tech startups
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3m ago
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Yali Capital, a venture capital firm founded by Ganapathy Subramaniam and Mathew Cyriac, is preparing its first fund to invest in deep-tech startups. The Bengaluru-based firm has secured a significant limited partner (LP) for this fund, which aims to bolster India's deep-tech sector. Subramaniam's background with Cosmic Circuits and Cyriac's experience with Blackstone contribute to Yali Capital's early-stage investment focus and strategic approach in nurturing innovative technologies.
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Early stage VC IvyCap Ventures announces final close of third fund at Rs 2,100 crore
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
Venture capital firm IvyCap Ventures has closed its third fund at Rs 2,100 crores (~$280 million). The firm plans to invest in 25 early-stage startups, with an average investment amount of Rs 30-50 crore. IvyCap has already invested 40% of the capital from the fund in startups like Dhruva Space, Snitch, Celcius Logistics, GradRight, Eggoz, and Flexifyme. The fund attracted investments primarily from domestic limited partners and local family offices. IvyCap also set aside Rs 100 crore for seed-stage investments. The firm is looking at disruptive sectors like consumer tech, health tech, fintech, and climate tech.
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Abu Dhabi wealth fund ADQ, Orion team up to invest $1.2 bn in metals, mining
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6m ago
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Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund ADQ and Orion Resource Partners are forming a joint venture to invest $1.2 billion in the metals and mining sector. Based in Abu Dhabi, this 50-50 partnership will focus on emerging markets in Africa, Asia, and Latin America over four years. The investment will utilize various asset classes, including equity and debt. This initiative supports Abu Dhabi's economic diversification efforts by securing critical raw materials for future industries.
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