Fund I

4 statements across 4 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 4 people on the record · first statement Sep 14, 2019 by Sarbvir Singh · across every show →

Everything said about Fund I, oldest first

Sep 14, 2019
Disclosure
Waterbridge Fund I wrote $500K to $1M checks for 7-15% equity
“Our first fund was about thirty million dollars. We've invested in 16 companies so far, and probably that's where we'll end up. We've had one exit also. Our typical, I would say check size is between half a million. So three crores to six crores. And our typic…”
Sarbvir Singh Sep 14, 2019 ▶ 7:54 The most common mistakes founders make ? w/ Sarbvir Singh, Waterbridge Ventures
Feb 23, 2021 neutral
Assertion Not checkable as stated
The average founder age in Unicorn India Ventures Fund I was 41
“You know, the average age of our founder in the first fund when we signed the check was 41 years.”
Bhaskar Majumdar Feb 23, 2021 ▶ 22:17 Bhaskar Majumdar, Founder of Unicorn India Ventures on his unconventional bets in Investing
Jul 5, 2024 neutral
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Doddala: Churchill predominantly backs Fund III, IV, and V early-stage managers
“We do do fun ones, not many. We do a handful of fun ones. We think it's important to discover new managers and sort of bet on them when they're before they scale. But in, you know, typically, you know, a fun ones and fun twos are rare, but they do happen, but …”
Raja Doddala Jul 5, 2024 ▶ 22:48 2024 VC Updates, IPO Trends, And Fundraising Advice with Churchill’s Raja Doddala I Neon Show
Dec 13, 2024 positive
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Version One's 2012 vintage fund has returned over 1x after 12 years
“In our fund one, which was raised in 2012 we invested in 20 companies We still have four of those companies in the portfolio. So kind of close, close to 20% in the portfolio. We've paid back the fund more than once, right?”
Boris Wertz Dec 13, 2024 ▶ 8:57 Why Top Global VCs Are Eyeing India | Boris Wertz | Version One Ventures | The Neon Show
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