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Sparrow Capital Closes Third Fund at Rs 475 Crore for Early-Stage Indian Startups

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Sparrow Capital has closed its third fund at Rs 475 crore, aiming to invest $1-2 million in 25-30 startups over three years.
The fund's LP base has shifted towards institutional investors, including global endowments and family offices, marking a change from its earlier non-institutional focus.

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Sparrow Capital has closed its third fund at Rs 475 crore, aiming to invest $1-2 million in 25-30 startups over three years. The fund's LP base has shifted towards institutional investors, including global endowments and family offices, marking a change from its earlier non-institutional focus.

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