US-based VC firm FinSight to step up India push with primary, secondary deals
US-based venture capital firm FinSight Ventures plans to step up its investment activity in India in 2026. It will back companies through primary rounds and also scout for secondary share purchases. The firm will focus on fintech and commerce, with a 50-50 split between the two sectors, and expects to deploy USD 150-160 million over the next two to three years. The firm plans to sign cheques in India for at least USD 30-40 million across 3-4 new companies.The fund has deployed about USD 50 million since entering India in 2019, backing 16 companies. These include fintechs Razorpay and Easy Home Finance, healthtech startup MediBuddy, and consumer internet firms such as CarDekho and Betterhalf. FinSight is investing from an evergreen pool of USD 650 million.FinSight is a limited partner in early-stage funds, including Speciale Invest and Sparrow Capital.
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