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Vision

Vision for Fund of Funds

To encourage the Government agenda of boosting entrepreneurship by providing indirect funding to emerging Start-ups through the provision of funds to Venture Capital (VC) Funds present in the Indian Start-up Ecosystem.

13,850+

_cr.

committed
contributions

230+

Number of sanctions under various schemes

2300

company
investments

1700

MSMEs/Startups
supported

our funds

Overview

FFS

In recognition of the efforts made by SIDBI in the venture capital ecosystem, Ministry of Commerce Industry, Government of India entrusted the management of Fund of Funds for Startups (FFS) with a corpus of Rs 10,000 crore to support various Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs), which in turn would invest twice of SIDBI's contribution in start-up businesses

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Excerpt

fund investments

State, No. of Startups supported under FFS, Amount invested by Funds under FFS

our Commitments

Committed

Drawdown

Sanctioned to AIFs

FFS

Corpus 10000 Cr

11,147.70 Cr

5,459.19 Cr

144

ASPIRE

Corpus 310 Cr

217.50 Cr

69.09 Cr

IAF

Corpus 2000 Cr

936.47 Cr

832.74 Cr

UP SF

Corpus 1000 Cr

234.93 Cr

27.72 Cr

Second edition of Investors Day

The second edition of Investors Day is scheduled to be organized on January 16, 2020 at Taj Bangalore. More details of the event are available on SIDBI Investors Day app (available for download on Google Play Store and Apple App Store) for the invited participants only.

Private Investing in India - Venture Capital ...

The State of Sector Report titled "Private Investing in India - Venture Capital Focus" presents the Private Investment Opportunity in India and delves in to the factors driving the growth of the industry. Venture Capital is typically defined as investments in start-ups and early stage growth companies.

Past investors day highlights

SIDBI, as the implementing agency for the Fund of Funds for Startups (FFS), has been taking various initiatives from time to time to strengthen the start-up ...

SIDBI FFS news coverage

In an attempt to boost entrepreneurship, the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) has already disbursed $79.7 Mn (INR 517.92 Cr) under its Fund of Funds for Startups (FFS) initiative to more than 100 startups of India.

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India's Largest Limited Partner for Venture Capital

Key Partner for Startup India Program

Promoting Entrepreneurship

Long-term Institutional Investor

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Vision

13,850+

230+

2300

1700