Oister Global has launched its third secondaries fund with a target corpus of ₹500 crore, further expanding its presence in India’s growing startup secondary market. The new fund is designed to provide liquidity opportunities for startup employees, early investors, and founders looking to partially exit their holdings before traditional public listings or acquisitions.
The investment platform focuses on secondary transactions involving shares of high-growth private companies. These transactions allow existing shareholders to monetize a portion of their equity while enabling new investors to gain exposure to late-stage startups that are still privately held.
According to the company, the latest fund will primarily target mature technology startups with strong growth potential and established investor backing. Oister Global sees increasing demand for secondary liquidity as India’s startup ecosystem matures and more employees and early backers seek structured exit opportunities.
The launch also reflects a broader trend in India’s venture capital landscape, where secondary markets are becoming more active due to delayed IPO timelines and extended private funding cycles. Secondary-focused funds are increasingly viewed as important mechanisms for improving capital circulation within the startup ecosystem.
Oister Global stated that its earlier secondary funds received strong investor interest and successfully completed multiple transactions across well-known Indian startups. The company aims to continue expanding institutional participation in the private secondary market while providing more flexible liquidity solutions for stakeholders in the startup economy.
