Oister Global Launches Rs 440 Crore Fund for Tech
Oister Global announces a Rs 440 crore fund to invest in emerging technology-led innovations and sunrise sectors in India, targeting venture capital and private equity funds across various stages.
New Delhi, Apr 29 (PTI) Investment firm Oister Global on Monday announced a Rs 440-crore fund that aims to fuel emerging technology-led innovations and various sunrise sectors in the country.
The Oister India Pinnacle Fund (OIPF) seeks to back both established consumption-driven sectors and emerging technology-led innovative sectors, a company statement said.
"Oister's Rs 440-crore fund (including Rs 190-crore greenshoe option) targets investments in fund houses across early (pre-Series A, Series A), growth (Series B, C), and late-stage (Series D onwards) venture capital and private equity funds," it said.
Oister Global co-CEO and co-founder Rohit Bhayana said the fund is a versatile blend of venture capital, growth equity, and private equity.
"Oister Global's new fund is strategically designed to capitalise on India's consumption-driven growth," he said.
In the next two years, Oister aims to inject Rs 4,500 crore into India's VC/PE ecosystem and plans to launch a private credit fund in the next quarter, according to the statement.
Oister has previously invested in marquee funds like Blume Ventures and Stride Ventures.
The Oister India Pinnacle Fund (OIPF) seeks to back both established consumption-driven sectors and emerging technology-led innovative sectors, a company statement said.
"Oister's Rs 440-crore fund (including Rs 190-crore greenshoe option) targets investments in fund houses across early (pre-Series A, Series A), growth (Series B, C), and late-stage (Series D onwards) venture capital and private equity funds," it said.
Oister Global co-CEO and co-founder Rohit Bhayana said the fund is a versatile blend of venture capital, growth equity, and private equity.
"Oister Global's new fund is strategically designed to capitalise on India's consumption-driven growth," he said.
In the next two years, Oister aims to inject Rs 4,500 crore into India's VC/PE ecosystem and plans to launch a private credit fund in the next quarter, according to the statement.
Oister has previously invested in marquee funds like Blume Ventures and Stride Ventures.
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