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    From 5 stories, the newest dated 24 Aug 2026. Summary written 4 Oct 2026.

    V3 Ventures is a consumer-focused investment firm that backs early-stage Indian consumer startups.[1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

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    It is bullish on beauty, wellness, sports nutrition, lifestyle and gaming, and it runs an evergreen investment structure with a flexible exit strategy.[1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine Its cheque size is ₹5-40 crore, and it has invested ₹600 crore across 26 companies.[1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

    In July 2026, The Hindu BusinessLine reported that V3 Ventures plans to deploy ₹250-300 crore annually, against ₹220-240 crore last year.[1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine The plan includes 70% new investments and 7-8 follow-on investments.[1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine In August 2026, Scrubsy, a Gurugram-based D2C home-cleaning startup, raised Rs 27 crore from V3 Ventures to expand manufacturing and in-house product development.[2] source: Entrackr Also in August 2026, V3 Ventures and angels took part in Be Clinical's ₹21 crore seed round.[3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine In June 2026, Salad Days raised a Rs 30 crore Series A from V3 Ventures and CAAF.[4] source: ET Retail Also in June 2026, V3 Ventures led Xtovia's Rs 6.9 crore pre-seed round for its D2C haircare business.[5] source: Entrackr

    Sauce led the Be Clinical round in which V3 Ventures participated.[3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine CAAF co-invested with V3 Ventures in Salad Days.[4] source: ET Retail

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    1. V3 Ventures to deploy ₹250-300 crore annually into early-stage Indian consumer startupsThe Hindu BusinessLine
    2. Scrubsy raises Rs 27 crore from V3 Ventures to scale home-cleaning businessEntrackr

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    In July 2026, V3 Ventures said it plans to deploy ₹250-300 crore annually into early-stage Indian consumer startups.[1] source: The Hindu BusinessLine In August 2026 it invested in Scrubsy (Rs 27 crore),[2] source: Entrackr and in June 2026 it led Xtovia's Rs 6.9 crore pre-seed round.[5] source: Entrackr

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