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Gurugram's NBFC firm Aye Finance raises $16.2M in debt from German impact investors
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1y ago
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Aye Finance, an Indian NBFC, has raised $16.2 million in debt funding from IIV Mikrofinanzfonds and Invest in Visions. The funds will be used to expand lending to underserved MSMEs in India. Aye Finance aims to empower entrepreneurs and contribute to job creation and economic prosperity. Aye Finance has disbursed over Rs 10,000 crore in loans to over 450,000 micro-enterprises and has assets under management of over Rs 4,000 crore. The company uses cluster-based credit assessment and AI algorithms to offer affordable business loans.
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VC-backed Aye Finance set to secure $30 mn in fresh capital
VCCircle
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1y ago
Medial
Aye Finance, a non-banking finance company (NBFC) in India, is poised to raise $30 million in new funding from a foreign institution that has previously supported the company. Aye Finance specializes in lending to micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). The capital infusion will enable the NBFC to further support MSMEs and expand its operations.
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Aye Finance Raises INR 250 Cr Debt Funding To Fuel MSME Lending
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
Aye Finance has secured debt funding from Dutch entrepreneurial development bank FMO. The funding will be used to provide loans to underserved micro, small, and medium enterprises in India. Aye Finance has already disbursed loans worth over INR 10,000 Cr to more than 8.67 Lakh customers so far.
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Aye Finance Secures INR 137 Cr Debt From German's Invest In Visions
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
Fintech lending startup, Aye Finance, has raised a debt funding of INR 137 crore from Germany-based Invest in Visions. The funds will be used to facilitate financial assistance to underserved micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in India. Aye Finance plans to use the funds for on-lending purposes, aiding the growth of these businesses and contributing to economic development. The collaboration between Aye Finance, Invest in Visions, and Agents for Impact aims to empower MSMEs and enhance financial inclusion in India. Aye Finance has provided over INR 10,000 crore in loans to small businesses and reports an active client base of more than 450,000 micro enterprises.
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Aye Finance raises $30 Mn in Series G round
Entrackr
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10m ago
Medial
Microlending platform Aye Finance has raised Rs 250 crore ($30 million) in a Series G round led by Singapore’s ABC Impact. The round also saw participation from British International Investment, the UK’s development finance institution and impact investor which led Aye’s Series F round of Rs 310 crore ($37 million) in December 2023. In June this year, the company also raised $30 million in debt. This investment is the first from ABC Impact’s Fund II and boosts the firm’s assets under management (AUM) to over $850 million. The deal completion is subject to completion of standard conditions precedent. With this round, Aye’s equity raise totals Rs 1,250 crore ($150 million). With more than 398 locations operating in 22 states around India, Aye Finance offers financial services to micro and small enterprises, the majority of which are involved in manufacturing, trading, and service industries. Aye Finance offers three loan products with values ranging from Rs 50,000 to Rs 1,000,000: quasi-mortgage loans, hypothetical loans, and add-on loans. The firm claims that it has already extended over 7,600 crore ($915 million) in loans to more than 5,76,000 businesses with a 60% repeat rate. Aye Finance’s revenue from operations grew 44.5% to Rs 623 crore during FY23 with a profit of Rs 54 crore. In FY24, the company claims that its profit grew 3 times to Rs 161 crore and revenue was up 67% to Rs 1072 crore. The company ended FY24 with assets under management (AUM) of Rs 4,500 crore and a gross NPA of 1.21%. It competes with several NBFCs including Indifi, Axio (formerly Capital Float), Lendingkart, Flexiloans and others.
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Aye Finance backer GAWA Capital marks first close of latest fund
VCCircle
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5m ago
Medial
GAWA Capital, a European impact investment firm, has achieved the first close of its new fund. The firm specializes in both debt and equity investments across various regions. Known for investing in Indian companies like Kinara Capital, WayCool, Aye Finance, and Varthana, GAWA Capital's latest vehicle marks a continued commitment to supporting impactful ventures globally. Details of the amount raised and the fund's specific focus remain undisclosed.
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How are Aye Finance’s PE-VC backers faring as it eyes over $500 mn valuation in IPO?
VCCircle
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7m ago
Medial
Aye Finance's private equity, venture capital, and impact investors are preparing to cash in on their investments through the company's upcoming IPO. However, Elevation Capital, the earliest backer of Aye Finance, has decided to hold onto their shares for the time being. Aye Finance provides loans to micro, small, and medium enterprises. The company is aiming for a valuation of over $500 million in its IPO.
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Exclusive: KreditBee Subsidiary KB NBFC Raises $32 Mn In Debt Funding
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
KB NBFC has secured debt funding from Yubi, Dzerv, Neo Group, OfBusiness, SK Finance, and Oxyzo. As a lending partner of KreditBee, KB NBFC joins other partners such as Incred Finance, Vivriti Capital, Northern Arc, and Pay U Finance. KreditBee previously raised $9.4 million in its extended Series D funding round from Advent International, MUFG Bank, and Premji Invest.
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Aye finance raises INR 310 Cr to expand geographies
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
Aye Finance, a lending tech startup, has raised INR 310 Cr in a Series F funding round led by British International Investment (BII). The funds will be used to strengthen their lending portfolio, expand their branch network, and support their growth. Aye Finance offers affordable business loans to microenterprises in India using AI algorithms for credit assessment. They aim to open 80 more branches in the next financial year. This funding round comes after the company raised over INR 550 Cr in debt funding in the last quarter of 2022.
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Aye Finance gets Sebi nod for Rs 1,450 crore IPO
Business Today
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4m ago
Medial
Aye Finance Ltd, a Gurugram-based NBFC, received SEBI approval for a Rs 1,450 crore IPO, comprising a fresh issue of Rs 885 crore and an OFS of Rs 565 crore. Key stakeholders involved in the OFS include LGT Capital Invest Mauritius PCC and CapitalG LP. The proceeds will enhance the capital base and support growth. Targeting micro-scale MSMEs, Aye Finance serves diverse sectors with secured and unsecured loans, backed by a robust service portfolio.
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Aye Finance Bags INR 250 Cr From Singapore’s ABC Impact, Others To Bolster Its MSME Lending Play
Inc42
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10m ago
Medial
Lending tech startup Aye Finance has raised INR 250 crore ($30 million) in a Series G funding round led by Singapore-based investor ABC Impact. Existing investor British International Investment also participated in the round. The funding will help Aye Finance expand its operations and serve micro enterprises more effectively.
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