Happy coincidences and venture capital returns
Three portfolio exits have helped Arali Ventures return the principal sum of its small fund in about six years. This doesn’t happen too often in India’s nascent venture capital ecosystem. So what should we learn from it?
18 October, 2025•7 min
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