
Mirae Asset Venture Investments has raised ₹1,125 crore in the first close of its latest India-focused fund, Mirae Asset Venture Opportunity Fund-II (MAVOF II), against a target of ₹1,800 crore. The fund…
Mirae Asset Venture Investments has raised ₹1,125 crore in the first close of its latest India-focused fund, Mirae Asset Venture Opportunity Fund-II (MAVOF II), against a target of ₹1,800 crore. The fund is backed by Unicorn Growth Fund, announced earlier this year with Naver and KRAFTON. It will invest in early-growth Indian companies that have shown product-market fit, across technology platforms, AI, deep tech, advanced manufacturing and consumer discretionary sectors. MAVI India CEO Puneet Kumar said there is a big gap in Series B-D stage funding. The fund plans to raise more capital domestically and use Mirae Asset’s global network to help portfolio companies scale.
A ₹1,125-crore first close sounds impressive, but it is only 62% of the target. Claims that this single fund bridge India’s Series B-D funding gap are premature. The real test will be whether MAVI can raise the remaining ₹675 crore from domestic investors, who have been cautious. If they do, it signals genuine confidence in Indian startups beyond the usual hype cycles.
Source: thehindubusinessline.com
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