Peak XV Partners cuts $2.8 bn fund by 16% on mkt valuation concerns
Business Standard|October 03, 2024
Venture capital firm Peak XV Partners, formerly known as Sequoia India and Southeast Asia, has announced a 16 per cent reduction in its 2022 vintage fund as part of a strategic shift towards investing in a "measured manner" amid elevated valuations in the Indian market.
JADEN MATHEW PAUL
Peak XV Partners cuts $2.8 bn fund by 16% on mkt valuation concerns

The $2.85 billion fund will be cut by $465 million, reflecting the firm's adjustment to market conditions while maintaining a strong focus on long-term investments in the region.

"We are defined by the choices we make. We have made voluntary changes that we believe will serve us well in a multi-decade time horizon," it stated in a statement. “In the context of a richly priced public market in India, we are investing in a measured manner in our growth fund, while we continue to lean in on seed and venture stage opportunities," it added.

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