Fund Details Help

What information is shown on a fund details page?

The fund details page provides a summary of the fund's key information, including its name, type, investment stage, sector focus, ticket size, and a list of portfolio companies. Some fields may be unavailable for certain funds.

Why do some funds have missing or incomplete data? Why does it say not relevant in some fields for some funds?

Data is collected from public sources, fund websites, and industry news. For some funds, especially new or less active ones, certain details may not be available or up to date. We strive to keep the information as accurate as possible.

Not relevant indicates that the metric may not apply to that particular fund or fund type - for instance fund size or fund raise dates may not apply for Sovereign Wealth Funds or DFIs or angel networks or Corporate VCs. Some Corporate VCs and others may not have an AUM concept.

What does the sector focus or ticket size mean?

Sector focus indicates the industries the fund typically invests in. Ticket size refers to the typical investment amount per deal. These fields help users identify relevant funds for their needs.

What is the difference between Investment Stages and Rounds?

Simply put, Rounds are a one level of incremental detail over Investment Stages. Investment Stages give you a sense of the nature of funding - early, growth, late, etc. which Rounds (such as Series A, Series C, Series E, etc.) may not convey. Stages and Rounds are particulaly useful for VC funds given their use of letters to denote fundraise rounds, which for those not in the know, may not be inituitive enough to understand the nature of the funding - early, growth, etc.

How are portfolio companies listed?

The page lists the Indian companies in which the fund has invested in. Clicking on a company name will take you to that company's profile for more details. Any foreign companies that these funds have invested in, are not shown here and beyond the scope of what The India Portfolio is currently looking to achieve.

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