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Dream Sports' investment arm makes public $250m CVC fund

Last updated : Aug 16, 2021 21:08
SportzPower Team
Aug 12, 2021 18:08

MUMBAI: Dream Sports, parent company of fantasy gaming platform Dream11, has made public its corporate venture capital and M&A subsidiary - Dream Capital (DreamCap). The $250 million corporate venture capital (CVC) fund has been mandated to invest in sports, gaming and fitness-tech startups.

DreamCap is looking to invest invest between $1 million and $100 million across stages in startups that have the potential to generate $100 million in revenue within five years of launch.

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