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PE-VC exits from Indian companies at two-year high after Covid-19 setback

The first quarter of 2021 saw the highest number of exits, both in terms of value and volume, in the past five quarters

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Start-ups which are category leaders will maintain momentum with sustainable business models and cash reserves

Samreen Ahmad Bengaluru
Vani Kola, managing director of Kalaari Capital, recently wrote a blog on LinkedIn thanking Harsh Jain and Bhavit Sheth, founder of Dream 11, for allowing the venture capitals (VCs) to play a part in the start-up’s journey. “Starting with a Series A investment, you have already returned $206 million to our limited partners (LPs), with upside potential to the tune of multiple folds for our shares still locked into the company; thank you for that,” she wrote.

This is not just the case of Kalaari Capital. Covid-led disruptions that stalled exit plans in early 2020 for many PE and VC players