New fund
Peak XV closes $1.3 billion across three funds
By Startup Enthusiast ·

- Date
- Company
- Peak XV Partners
- What it does
- First independent India funds
- Kind
- New fund
- Amount
- $1.3 billion
What they do
The firm raised its first independent money after separating from Sequoia Capital in 2023, spread over three separate investment vehicles
What happened
Two vehicles back seed and early-stage startups in India, while a third pool targets young companies across the wider Asia Pacific region
Why it matters
It also holds unspent capital in its existing growth fund, so it can back founders at several stages
The details
- Peak XV Partners closed $1.3 billion across three funds.
- Two funds focus on seed and early-stage India startups.
- One fund is for Asia Pacific startups.
- This is its first fundraise since the 2023 split from Sequoia Capital.
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