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Teachers' Venture Growth

Teachers' Venture Growth took part in 2 disclosed rounds in Indian startups in 2026 (0 as lead), most often Growth rounds in AI & Deep Tech; its latest was Neysa Networks on 21 May 2026.

2Indian companies
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About Teachers' Venture Growth

Teachers' Venture Growth has backed Indian startups that StopDown covered, listed below.

Deals in 2026

Deals in 2026
DateCompanyRoundAmountRoleCo-investorsStory
21 May 2026Neysa NetworksgrowthUSD 1.2 billionParticipantBlackstone, TVS Capital Funds, 360 ONE Assets, Nexus Venture PartnersStory
16 February 2026NeysagrowthParticipantBlackstone, TVS Capital Funds, 360 ONE Assets, Nexus Venture PartnersStory

Stage and sector mix

Disclosed rounds Teachers' Venture Growth took part in, by stage and by sector.

Stage and sector mix
Stage20262025
Growth20
Stage and sector mix
Sector20262025
AI & Deep Tech20

Frequent co-investors

Frequent co-investors
InvestorRounds together
360 ONE Assets2
Blackstone2
Nexus Venture Partners2
TVS Capital Funds2

Indian portfolio

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Questions about Teachers' Venture Growth

How many investments did Teachers' Venture Growth make in India in 2026?

StopDown has recorded 2 disclosed rounds in Indian startups with Teachers' Venture Growth in 2026 so far, 0 of them as lead. The latest was Neysa Networks on 21 May 2026 (USD 1.2 billion).

Which sectors does Teachers' Venture Growth invest in?

In the 2025 and 2026 rounds StopDown recorded, Teachers' Venture Growth invested most often in AI & Deep Tech (2 rounds).

Does Teachers' Venture Growth lead rounds?

In the 2 rounds StopDown recorded in 2025 and 2026, Teachers' Venture Growth joined as a participant; none named it as the lead.

Which Indian unicorns has Teachers' Venture Growth backed?

Teachers' Venture Growth's Indian portfolio includes Neysa Networks, which StopDown's coverage or the investor's own material describes as unicorns.