Mirae Asset closes India venture fund
Analysis based on 10 articles · First reported Aug 13, 2026 · Last updated Aug 13, 2026
The fund's first close signals continued investor confidence in India's growth-stage startup ecosystem, potentially boosting sentiment for venture capital and technology sectors. It may also strengthen Mirae Asset's position in India's venture market, though the impact on broader markets is limited given the fund's size relative to the overall economy.
Mirae Asset Venture Investments, the venture capital arm of Mirae Asset Financial Group, announced the first close of its third India-focused fund, Mirae Asset Venture Opportunity Fund-II (MAVOF II), raising ₹1,125 crore (about $132 million) against a target corpus of ₹1,800 crore (about $189 million). The fund will invest in early-growth Indian companies across technology platforms, AI/software, deep tech, advanced manufacturing, and consumer discretionary sectors, targeting Series B-D stage startups that have demonstrated product-market fit. The first close includes backing from Unicorn Growth Fund, a vehicle launched earlier this year in partnership with Naver and Krafton, as well as contributions from Mirae Asset India and its global businesses. MAVI India plans to raise additional capital domestically to reach its target. The fund aims to address a funding gap in India's startup ecosystem at the growth stage. MAVI India has been investing in India for eight years, with portfolio companies including Shadowfax, Dhan, Himachal Pradesh, and KreditBee. Puneet Kumar Goel, CEO of MAVI India, emphasized the opportunity to partner with founders at the Series B-D stage.
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