Peak XV Partners

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Peak XV Partners is a leading India and Southeast Asia venture capital firm, formerly Sequoia Capital India & Southeast Asia.

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Overview

Peak XV Partners is a venture capital and growth investment firm focused on India and Southeast Asia, formed in 2023 when the India and Southeast Asia operations of Sequoia Capital separated from the global Sequoia brand and became an independent partnership. The firm traces its regional roots to 2006, when Sequoia Capital began investing in India, and it later expanded into Southeast Asia. Under the Sequoia India and Sequoia India & Southeast Asia names, it became one of the most active and influential venture investors in the region, backing companies across technology, consumer internet, financial services, healthcare, software, and other sectors. The firm invests across stages, from early-stage venture rounds to growth equity, and manages multiple funds dedicated to India and Southeast Asia. Its portfolio has included prominent regional and global technology companies, and it has been associated with the development of the startup ecosystems in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Singapore, Jakarta, and other hubs. Peak XV Partners operates as a private partnership and is not listed on a stock exchange. After the 2023 rebrand, Peak XV Partners continued to raise and deploy capital under its own name, maintaining offices in India and Southeast Asia and investing in both local and cross-border opportunities. The firm positions itself as a long-term partner to founders, offering capital, operational support, and access to a broad network across markets. Its leadership has been closely associated with the region's venture capital industry, and the firm remains one of the largest and most recognized venture investors focused on India and Southeast Asia.

History

Peak XV Partners' history is rooted in Sequoia Capital's expansion into India. Sequoia Capital began investing in India in 2006, establishing a local presence that grew into one of the region's most prominent venture capital franchises. Over the following years, the India team expanded its mandate to include Southeast Asia, operating as Sequoia India and later Sequoia India & Southeast Asia. The firm backed companies across technology, consumer internet, financial services, healthcare, and enterprise software, and became a central player in the development of startup ecosystems in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Singapore, and Jakarta. In 2023, Sequoia Capital announced a global restructuring that separated its U.S. and Europe business from its India and Southeast Asia operations. As part of this change, the India and Southeast Asia team became an independent partnership under the new name Peak XV Partners. The rebrand allowed the firm to operate independently while retaining its team, investment strategy, and regional focus. Peak XV Partners continued to manage funds dedicated to India and Southeast Asia and to invest across stages, from seed and early venture to growth equity. The firm has remained one of the largest and most active venture investors in its regions, maintaining offices in India and Southeast Asia and supporting founders with capital, operational expertise, and access to a broad network. Its leadership, including Managing Director Shailendra Singh, has been closely associated with the region's venture capital industry. Peak XV Partners operates as a private partnership and is not listed on any stock exchange.

2023
Sequoia Capital India & Southeast Asia separates from the global firm and rebrands as Peak XV Partners.
2006
Sequoia Capital begins investing in India, establishing the foundation of the future Peak XV Partners team.

Products and positioning

Leading independent venture capital and growth investment firm focused on India and Southeast Asia, formerly Sequoia Capital India & Southeast Asia.

Venture capital funds
Funds focused on early-stage and growth investments in India and Southeast Asia.
Growth equity
Later-stage investments in scaling companies across technology and other sectors.

Recent events

Unconfirmed
Reported2026.09.29
Peak XV raises Surge seed investment ceiling to $5M and unveils 18-startup cohort[2]Peak XV将Surge种子轮投资上限提高至500万美元并公布18家初创公司批次techcrunch.com
Peak XV Partners has increased how much it invests per startup through Surge, its seed-stage investing platform, raising the seed investment ceiling to $5 million, and unveiled a new cohort of 18 companies; more than half of the startups are based in India and thirteen of the 18 are targeting global markets.
2022.03.14
Atlan closes $50 million Series B funding round[3]Atlan完成5000万美元B轮融资financialit.net
Atlan announced that it had closed a $50 million Series B funding round led by Insight Partners, Salesforce Ventures, and Sequoia Capital India.
2022.03.10
Reported2022.03.10
Metasky raises $1.8 million in pre-seed funding[4]Metasky完成180万美元种子前融资inc42.com
Metasky raised $1.8 million in a pre-seed token sale round led by Sequoia Capital India, with Woodstock Fund also participating.
2022.03.07
Reported2022.03.07
Tabby secures $54 million funding[5]Tabby获得5,400万美元融资financemagnates.com
BNPL services provider Tabby secured $54 million in funding for the expansion of its operations. The round was led by Sequoia Capital India and STV, with other investors participating.
2022.02.10
Reported2022.02.10
Airmeet raises $35 million in Series B funding[6]Airmeet完成3500万美元B轮融资asiatechdaily.com
Airmeet secured US$35 million in Series B funding in a round led by Prosus Ventures, Sequoia Capital India, and Sistema Asia Fund.
2022.02.07
Reported2022.02.07
Polygon raises $450 million in funding[7]Polygon融资4.5亿美元businesstoday.in
Polygon raised $450 million in a funding round led by Sequoia Capital India, with participation from more than 40 venture capital firms and other investors.
2022.01.26
Reported2022.01.25
Flint raises $5.1 million in seed funding[8]Flint 获得 510 万美元种子轮融资inc42.com
Crypto startup Flint raised $5.1 million in seed funding in a round led by Sequoia Capital India, GFC and other investors. The funding is intended to support hiring, product development, legal and risk functions, and compliance.
2022.01.19
Reported2022.01.19
Lummo raises USD 80 million in Series C funding[9]Lummo完成8000万美元C轮融资business-standard.com
Lummo said it raised USD 80 million in a Series C funding round led by Tiger Global and Sequoia Capital India. Other investors also participated.
2021.12.17
Reported2021.12.17
Hevo Data raises $30 million in Series B funding[10]Hevo Data完成3,000万美元B轮融资business-standard.com
Hevo Data said it raised USD 30 million in a Series B round led by Sequoia Capital India, with participation from Qualgro, Lachy Groom, Chiratae Ventures and angel investors.
Unconfirmed
LingoAce announces $160 million in new funding[11]LingoAce宣布获得1.6亿美元新融资itbusinessnet.com
LingoAce announced it raised $160 million in new funding during the year, including a $105 million Series C round led by Sequoia Capital India.

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