Foxhog Venture recently rejected over 450 startup applications in India due to reasons like incomplete documentation, financial inconsistencies, and non-compliance with legal standards.
Despite the rejections, Foxhog maintains confidence in the Indian market and focuses on funding purpose-driven startups from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities in sectors like agriculture, dairy, retail, and fintech.
To combat defamatory narratives and fraudulent applications, Foxhog has taken legal action and aims to protect the credibility of foreign investment by enforcing accountability and transparency.
Internally, Foxhog is enhancing its due diligence protocols and setting higher standards for risk assessment to redefine venture capital in India for the future, emphasizing transparency and integrity for startups seeking investment.