BENGALURU: A group of Chinese venture capital firms led by app maker APUS Group have set aside a corpus of Rs 300 crore to invest in Indian mobile internet firms, drawn by the promise of fast growth in the Indian consumer market.Other investors who participated in the round include firms such as Northern Light Venture Capital SIG Global and Qiming Venture Partners.Earlier in September, ET reported that the APUS entity had set aside Rs 100 crore to invest in early-stage firms over the next 3-4 years."As an emerging market, Indian market potential is great and we would like to extend our assistance to early stage start-ups," said Tao Li, initiator of APUS Fund and founder-CEO of APUS Group.Apus, which the company says is an acronym for "A Perfect User System", was founded in 2014 and has raised $116 million in two rounds so far. Its solution includes a battery of non-gaming apps, which are mostly focused on increasing efficiency of a smart phones.The company, which has 30 million users in India, currently has an investment in IamWire , a publishing platform which has partnerships with players in the Indian startup ecosystem. APUS said it will use this as a pipeline to discover potential investments.APUS said its fund will also pave way for Indian startups to enter the Chinese market through its APUS Global Mobile Internet incubator in Beijing.One-stop services including registration, office, accommodation, administration, human resource, legal support, etc. to will be provided to the firms to understand and adapt to Chinese market.India is seen as an emerging market for several Chinese firms. Recently Cheetah Mobile, another Chinese app maker recently co-invested in mobile-based fitness coaching startup GOQii along with Silicon Valley-based New Enterprise Associates.Earlier this year, Tencent co-invested in a $90 million(Rs 597.9 crore) round in doctor discovery platform Practo , while Alibaba has backed online retailer Snapdeal and Paytm.