Steadview Capital Management

Steadview focuses exclusively on two countries: the United States and India. The firm maintains offices in San Francisco and Mumbai to embed locally with entrepreneurs in each market. This dual-country mandate is central to its sourcing and portfolio construction. No other geographies are targeted for investment.

Steadview runs an integrated public-private framework, meaning both public and private investments are managed within a single book. This allows the firm to stay with founder-led companies across their lifecycle — from private growth rounds into public markets. The approach avoids the separation between private equity and public securities teams common at larger asset managers.

Steadview's strategy spans growth-stage private investments, restructurings, and secondaries, as well as public-market positions. The firm describes itself as exclusively focused on founder-led, generational companies. It uses co-investments alongside its direct growth equity book.

No. Steadview Capital Management does not publicly disclose assets under management. The firm's website, regulatory filings, and media coverage offer no audited or stated AUM figure.

Steadview does not publish a formal exclusion list. The stated focus on enterprise software, fintech, consumer technology, and healthtech suggests it avoids heavy industry, resource extraction, and sectors with long asset-development cycles. The firm's website emphasis on 'visionary founders' and 'generational companies' signals a preference for asset-light, scalable business models.