Prime Venture retains fifth fund size at $100 mn to back early-stage startups

Bengaluru: Prime Venture Partners, which has backed Indian startups such as MyGate and Niyo, has launched its fifth fund with a size of $100 million to continue investing in early-stage companies across sectors.  The development comes almost four years after it raised $100 million for its fourth fund, which was later oversubscribed to $120 million. … Read more

India’s fledgling startups are ditching growth-at-all-costs for an old favourite

Over the next two years, most early-stage startups in India expect to break even, while several late-stage firms have already turned profitable, according to a recent survey by venture debt firm Innoven Capital. The survey, which covered over 100 founders across sectors, underscores a trend reversal over the past 12-18 months. Investors are placing a … Read more

Archana Jahagirdar of Rukam Capital said: “Indian investors and startups should look to WEF.”

"Time that Indian investors and startups should be seen in WEF," says Rukam Capital's Archana Jahagirdar

2025-01-24 10:21:00 : davos [Switzerland]January 24 (ANI): At the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2025, Archana Jahagirdar, Managing Partner at Rukam Capital, highlighted India’s emerging entrepreneurship and its growing global presence. She said: “We have more than 100 unicorns in the country. You see all the old startups here in Davos. But now it’s … Read more