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Vertex Ventures' SEA, India arm raises $541M

The VVSEAI Fund V exceeds its target fund of $450 million and is 80% larger than VVSEAI Fund IV raised in 2019.

Vertex Ventures' SEA, India arm raises $541M

Tuesday September 12, 2023 , 2 min Read

Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India(VVSEAI) on Tuesday said it has raised $541 million (about Rs 4,489 crore) in a funding round.

The VVSEAI Fund V exceeds its target fund of $450 million (about Rs 3,734 crore) and is 80% larger than VVSEAI Fund IV raised in 2019, the company said in a statement.

The new Fund V raise comes on the heels of cash-on-cash returns from VVSEAI's portfolio and successful exits from its investments in companies such as Grab, FirstCry, XPressBees, Recko, and others.

The fund is backed by existing and new limited partners like Japan Investment Corporation (JIC), International Finance Corporation (IFC) and DEG (a German development finance institution), sovereign wealth funds, financial institutions, corporates and family offices across Asia and Europe.

"Our earlier funds have had superior cash-on-cash returns and are outperforming benchmarks. This track record led most of our investors from VVSEAI Fund IV to return as investors in VVSEAI Fund V and increase their allocation.

"In addition, we expanded our total investor base significantly and are happy to welcome all our Limited Partners," Vertex Ventures SEAI Managing Partner Ben Mathias said.

VVSEAI invests in startups seeking their early round of institutional venture capital funding in Southeast Asia and India, with a primary focus on Singapore, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and other emerging hubs across the region.


Edited by Megha Reddy