Sequoia Capital Splits into Three, Segregating China and India Businesses

Sequoia Capital, one of the world’s leading venture capital firms, is set to split into three parts. This move will separate its China and India businesses from the rest of its global operations. The firm announced that this decision was made to make it easier to manage a complex global business.

The new structure will be implemented by March 2024 and will include an Asia-Pacific arm focusing on investments in India and China; a US arm focused on North America; and a Global Growth team for investments outside these regions. Each division will have dedicated teams with their partners who are specialized in local markets, cultures, regulations as well as industry trends specific to each region they serve.

This restructuring reflects Sequoia’s commitment to providing better access for entrepreneurs across different geographies while also allowing them more flexibility when making decisions about where best to invest their resources globally or locally within those countries they operate most effectively. It also demonstrates how important it is for VC firms like Sequoia Capital to remain agile enough to adapt quickly to changing market conditions worldwide so that they can continue helping startups succeed no matter where they are located around the globe.