A91 Partners, a new VC fund from former Sequoia Capital India execs, closes $351M maiden fund

A91 Partners, a new VC fund from former Sequoia Capital India execs, closes $351M maiden fund

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Indias growing number of startups now have one additional VC fund that will listen to their business ideas. A91 Partners, a new VC fund founded by former partners at Sequoia Capital India, has closed their maiden fund at $351 million.
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