Former SoftBank Executive’s Son Raises $150 Mn For His India-Focused Fund Tezzbuzz  |  06/03/2025 15:24:11
SUMMARY

Rohan Misra, son of former SoftBank Vision Fund chief Rajeev Misra, has reportedly launched a fund to invest in Indian technology startups

He has secured the capital largely from a host of undisclosed domestic family offices, founders and senior executives

With this fund, Rohan aims to bring in strategic expertise and network effect for its portfolio startups

Rohan Misra, son of former SoftBank Vision Fund chief Rajeev Misra, has reportedly launched a fund to invest in Indian technology startups.

An ET report, citing sources close to the matter, said that Rohan Misra has raised $150 Mn for the fund Gravity Holdings.

The report further added that he has secured the capital largely from a host of undisclosed domestic family offices, founders and senior executives.

With this fund, which is focused on growth-stage deals, Rohan aims to bring in strategic expertise and network effect for its portfolio startups.

Inc42 has reached out to the company for comments on the development. The story will be updated based on the response.

(The story will be updated soon.)

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