Ashish Dave, formerly of Mirae Asset Venture Investments, is launching Sanskrit Capital. The new fund aims for Rs 700-1,000 crore. It will invest in Series B and C startups. This move is part of a trend of seasoned investors starting independent funds. Sanskrit Capital will focus on fintech, consumer internet, logistics, healthcare, and enterprise AI.
Ashish Dave, formerly of Mirae Asset Venture Investments, is launching Sanskrit Capital. The new fund aims for Rs 700-1,000 crore. It will invest in Series B and C startups. This move is part of a trend of seasoned investors starting independent funds. Sanskrit Capital will focus on fintech, consumer internet, logistics, healthcare, and enterprise AI.
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