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    Peak XV Partners has raised US$1.3 billion across three new funds targeting India and the broader Asia Pacific region.

    The capital spans its India Seed Fund, India Venture Fund and an APAC-focused fund, according to a LinkedIn post by the firm.

    Peak XV added that it still holds substantial uninvested capital in its existing Growth Fund, allowing it to back companies from early to later stages.

    The funds are the firm’s first under the Peak XV brand following its 2023 split from Sequoia Capital.

    It said many of its limited partners are global endowments and foundations.

    Peak XV pointed to growing momentum in artificial intelligence across India and APAC, alongside continued depth in sectors such as fintech and consumer technology.

    The firm said it sees long-term opportunities driven by expanding markets, technical talent and increasing global ambition among founders.

    The firm invests across seed, venture and growth stages and has backed technology companies in the region for more than two decades.

     

     

    Featured image: Edited by Fintech News Singapore, based on image by Peak XV Partners via LinkedIn

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