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Fundamentum Frontier Advisors (F2A) has raised ₹300 crore in subscriptions for its growth-stage AI and deep tech fund and has raised the hard cap to ₹350 crore. The fund plans to invest in 12–15 companies over the next two to three years, with each investment ranging from ₹100 crore to ₹200 crore, of which about 40% will go to physical AI (including semiconductors, advanced materials, robotics and aerospace), 40% to digital consumer companies using AI, and 20% to enterprise tools. F2A has locked in three companies it plans to complete investments in within three months, involving edge AI platforms and inference layers for specific use cases.
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F2A raises ₹3,000 crore in commitments for its growth-stage AI and deep tech fund
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Why Nandan Nilekani-backed F2A sees India's investment opportunity in edge AI
Fundementum Frontier Advisors (F2A), backed by Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani, has raised ₹30 billion in subscriptions for its growth-stage AI and deep tech fund and raised its hard cap to ₹35 billion. The fund plans to invest in 12–15 companies over the next two to three years, with individual checks of ₹1 billion to ₹2 billion, of which about 40% will go to physical AI (including semiconductors, advanced materials, robotics and aerospace), 40% to digital consumer companies using AI, and 20% to enterprise tools. F2A has already locked in three companies it plans to complete investments in within three months, involving an edge AI platform and an inference layer for specific use cases.