India Quotient Launches $80 Mn Fund To Invest In D2C, SaaS Startups
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The company plans to raise a corpus of $80 Mn from domestic investors and global investors for early stage investments
It looks to use this to back startups in edtech, fintech, D2C, social media and enterprise tech sectors
India Quotient has invested in over 77 startups, including D2C brand SUGAR Cosmetics, audio content platform Kuku FM, Lendingkart, Sharechat and others
Mumbai-based early-stage venture capital firm India Quotient recently announced the launch of the fourth fund where it is looking to raise $80 Mn to invest in direct-to-consumer (D2C), enterprisetech, edtech, fintech and social media startups.
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