NVP India broadens focus to include into seed, late-stage deals
Norwest Venture Partners (NVP) India is expanding its investment strategy to include seed and late-stage transactions, having previously focused on venture and growth deals. The firm is also broadening its sector coverage to include healthcare, education and food, in addition to the established areas of financial services, infrastructure and technology.
NVP India has started its own seed program, to be run under US-based parent NVP's global fund, which will invest up to $100,000 in internet and mobile start-ups, LiveMint reported. It is looking to make...
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