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AT $12.9 BN, DRY POWDER HELD BY INDIA-FOCUSED FUNDS AT A PEAK

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December 26, 2022

India-focused private equity and venture capital (PE/VC) players are sitting on unallocated capital of $12.88 billion - the highest since at least 2016 - according to investment data firm Preqin.

- SHIVANI SHINDE

AT $12.9 BN, DRY POWDER HELD BY INDIA-FOCUSED FUNDS AT A PEAK

VCs focusing on India are holding unallocated funds, or dry powder, of $6.81 billion, according to Preqin data. This is one of the highest levels of dry powder that India-focused VCs have held at the end of a year.

They held $3.7 billion at the end of 2016. The figure recorded this year is 20 per cent higher than the 2021 number and almost 39 per cent more than the 2020 figure.

The story is similar for PE funds. They are sitting on a dry powder pile of $6.07 billion, higher than the $3.52 billion at the end of CY16 and even the $4.73 billion at the end of CY21.

Globally, the year 2022 was the worst for start-ups in general. For start-ups in India, the funding winter meant a drop of almost 40 per cent in funding year-to-date and the number of investment rounds has shrunk by 32 per cent.

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