India
The decision to strike out on his own stems from a desire to go back to early-stage investing.
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Singapore
The round was also co-led by diagnostics startups investor We Venture Capital.
Omnivore closed its third fund at a little over $200 million from LPs such as BII, among others.
The first two VC partners for the programme are Granite Asia and 4BIO Capital.
Greater China
On a year-on-year basis, deal value increased 19.4%, while deal count rose 8.6%.
The fund aims to allocate 70% of the capital to early-stage firms.
The solo GP firm will focus on early-stage investments.
The inaugural fund raised S$10 million in 2022.
World
The additional investment was co-led by Korea Development Bank and KDB Silicon Valley.
The capital will support Baraya’s expansion of inpatient facilities and rehabilitation clinics.
