Peak XV has reaped $1.2B in the year since it split from Sequoia | TechCrunch
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Peak XV Partners, having separated from Sequoia, has succeeded in realizing about $1.2 billion in exits in the past year, demonstrating the firm's agile investment approach.
With India's equities trading at a significant premium compared to other emerging markets, Peak XV's performance reflects the favorable conditions for exits amid rising stock market levels.
The firm’s Surge program has gained traction, positioning Peak XV as a leading choice for early-stage startups in India and Southeast Asia, surpassing Y Combinator's offerings.
Their adaptability is further evidenced by the launch of a perpetual fund, indicating Peak XV's commitment to continuous investment and support in a dynamic market.
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