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Apollo Global, ChrysCap, Apis chart nearly $200-mn PE exit

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VCCircle · 11m ago

Apollo Global, ChrysCap, Apis chart nearly $200-mn PE exit

Private equity firms Apollo Global Management, ChrysCapital, and Apis Partners are planning to sell their stakes in an Indian company for an estimated $200 million. This move comes as the firms aim to take advantage of the bullish stock market and cash in their investments. The three firms are looking to monetize their holdings and exit the investment, most likely due to the favorable market conditions.

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PE-backed Hero FinCorp secures SEBI approval for $428-mn IPO

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VCCircle · 1m ago

PE-backed Hero FinCorp secures SEBI approval for $428-mn IPO

Hero FinCorp, supported by Apollo Global Management, ChrysCapital, and Apis Partners, has received SEBI's approval for a $428-million IPO. The offering, filed in August 2024, includes a fresh issue of shares worth Rs 2,100 crore and a Rs 1,568-crore offer-for-sale. Apollo, ChrysCapital, and Apis plan to sell stakes, aiming to raise nearly $200 million. Hero FinCorp's consolidated net profit fell significantly to Rs 110 crore in March 2025 from Rs 638 crore the previous year.

Apollo Global making face-saver exit from decade-old India portfolio firm

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VCCircle · 9m ago

Apollo Global making face-saver exit from decade-old India portfolio firm

Apollo Global Management, a US-based private equity firm, is making an exit from an investment it made in an Indian company over a decade ago. The company, listed on the New York Stock Exchange, has decided to exit the struggling Indian firm through its local joint venture. Apollo Global Management is one of the largest alternative investment firms globally, with significant assets under management.

UK PE firm Apis Partners marks sixth full exit from debut fund

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VCCircle · 1y ago

UK PE firm Apis Partners marks sixth full exit from debut fund

Apis Partners, a UK-based private equity firm, has fully exited its investment in a South African payments platform through a strategic sale. This marks the sixth full exit for the firm from its debut fund. Apis Partners focuses on backing growth stage financial services and financial infrastructure businesses. The London-headquartered firm successfully monetized its six-year-old investment in South Africa's largest payments platform.

PremjiInvest sets course for nearly $200 mn exit with a multi-bagger

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VCCircle · 1y ago

PremjiInvest sets course for nearly $200 mn exit with a multi-bagger

PremjiInvest, the family office of Wipro’s Azim Premji, is preparing to exit a multi-bagger investment and reportedly garnering nearly $200 million in returns. The investment firm, known for its involvement in venture capital and growth stage opportunities, backed the successful new-age company almost a decade ago. This move highlights PremjiInvest's ability to identify and capitalize on promising investment opportunities.

Nigerian PE firm CardinalStone to make first exit from debut fund

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VCCircle · 1y ago

Nigerian PE firm CardinalStone to make first exit from debut fund

Nigerian private equity firm, CardinalStone Capital Advisers, is set to make its first exit from its debut fund. The Lagos-based firm, which focuses on supporting small and medium businesses in Nigeria and Ghana, has been invested in the portfolio company for nearly five years. CardinalStone, which was spun off from CardinalStone Partners in 2016, is currently working on the exit process.

TPG, Matrix Partners, Peak XV strike $200-mn India exit

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VCCircle · 1y ago

TPG, Matrix Partners, Peak XV strike $200-mn India exit

TPG, along with Matrix Partners and Peak XV, has completed a $200 million exit from their investments in India. The private equity group TPG has been active in the Indian market, making multiple investments and now finalizing its fourth exit. This latest exit is in collaboration with alternative investment firms Matrix Partners and Peak XV.

Nigerian PE firm CardinalStone to make first exit from debut fund

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VCCircle · 1y ago

Nigerian PE firm CardinalStone to make first exit from debut fund

Nigerian private equity firm CardinalStone Capital Advisers is set to make its first exit from its debut fund after nearly five years. The Lagos-based firm, which focuses on supporting small and medium-sized businesses in Nigeria and Ghana, is in the process of exiting one of its portfolio companies. This exit marks a significant milestone for CardinalStone since it spun off from CardinalStone Partners in 2016.

African PE firm Mediterrania Capital marks third full exit from Fund III

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VCCircle · 3m ago

African PE firm Mediterrania Capital marks third full exit from Fund III

Mediterrania Capital Partners, a Malta-based private equity firm, fully exited its investment in Morocco’s Dislog Group, a leading FMCG manufacturer, marking the third full exit from its $267-million Mediterrania Capital III fund. The exit occurred nearly four years after the initial investment. Dislog, which evolved from a distribution-focused entity to an industrial group, plans an IPO on the Casablanca Stock Exchange. Since Mediterrania's 2021 investment, Dislog's revenue increased by 89%.

ChrysCapital seals over $800-mn PE exit

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VCCircle · 1y ago

ChrysCapital seals over $800-mn PE exit

ChrysCapital, a prominent private equity firm, has completed an exit worth over $800 million, marking a successful liquidity event. Known for raising India's largest sector-agnostic PE fund and being active in investment activities in 2023, this recent development is expected to attract more limited partners to the firm. The details regarding the specific deal and its implications are not provided in the summary.

Kedaara, Partners Group strike gold from India PE bet despite a setback

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VCCircle · 1y ago

Kedaara, Partners Group strike gold from India PE bet despite a setback

Kedaara Capital and Partners Group have successfully made a $165 million exit move in their Indian private equity bet. Despite facing a setback, the two firms have sold nearly a third of their stake in a profitable deal. Kedaara Capital is currently raising a record sum under its fourth India-focused fund, and this exit demonstrates their expertise in the market. The partnership between Kedaara Capital and Partners Group has previously resulted in successful control deals in India.

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