Artha India Ventures is making waves again with the final close of its latest fund, pushing total assets under management past a whopping Rs 1,200 crore.
This new fund, Artha Select Fund (ASF), is on a mission to rescue India’s “missing middle” startups — the promising Series B and C companies stuck between early funding and growth capital. ASF plans to pour Rs 20 crore each into 12–14 top-performing portfolio companies over the next four years.
What sets Artha apart? Its flagship microVC fund was India’s first-ever SEBI-registered microVC and ranks No.1 for 2019 vintage returns — globally crushing competition.
With heavyweight investors like Atul Kirloskar’s Family Office and DSP Family Office backing ASF, this fund isn’t just about money; it’s about fueling startups with strategic muscle to scale globally — while protecting founder ownership.
If you want to watch India’s next batch of unicorns take flight, Artha India Ventures is where to keep your eyes.
