As India’s startup ecosystem matures, the dynamics of venture capital investing are evolving faster than ever. While global capital flows have slowed and late-stage funding remains cautious, early-stage investing is quietly gaining renewed interest. For Indian limited partners (LPs)—family offices, HNIs, corporate investors, and institutional backers—the question is not whether to participate, but how to do so wisely in this changing market.
The early-stage segment, traditionally seen as riskier, now holds strategic significance. The combination of lower valuations, emerging tech categories, and India’s resilient entrepreneurial pipeline makes this a unique entry point for LPs. However, the
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