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Bottomline: Investcorp-backed Citykart to boost revenue growth on store expansion
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9m ago
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Retail store chain Citykart Stores Pvt. Ltd, backed by private equity investors such as Investcorp, plans to boost revenue growth by expanding its store network. The company aims to achieve revenue of Rs 950-1,000 crore for the financial year ending March 2025. Citykart's President and COO, Ritesh Rathi, expressed confidence in the company's growth strategy.
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TPG NewQuest, A91 Partners bet on Citykart as Investcorp exits
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2m ago
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TPG NewQuest and A91 Partners have invested in Citykart, facilitating the exit of Investcorp in a $63 million Series B round. Of this, Rs 120 crore was primary capital to aid Citykart's expansion plans, aiming to increase its store count from 137 to 300, while Rs 418 crore involved secondary transactions. The investment will support Citykart's growth and innovation strategies. India SME Investments retains a minority stake, and EY India was the financial advisor for the deal.
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Investcorp co-CEO Kapoor on rapid rise in AUM, India experience and more
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1y ago
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Bahrain-based alternative investor Investcorp has experienced significant growth in its global assets under management (AUM), which currently stand at $50 billion. Over the past six years, the company has seen a five-fold increase in AUM. Investcorp has been involved in financing various Indian companies, including FreshToHome, Citykart, Xpressbees, ASG Eye Hospital, InCred, and Bewakoof. The company is presently raising funds for private equity investments in India. Rishi Kapoor, co-CEO of Investcorp, shared insights on the company's expansion and its experience in the Indian market.
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Citykart raises Rs 538 Cr led by TPG NewQuest and A91 Partner
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2m ago
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Citykart has raised Rs 538 crore ($63 million) in Series B funding, marking one of the biggest capital infusions in the country’s value fashion segment to date. The round was co-led by TPG NewQuest, a secondary private equity platform for Asia within TPG, and A91 Partners, a homegrown investment firm specializing in growth investments. According to the company, about Rs 120 crore is primary capital, with the remaining Rs 418 crore allocated to secondary transactions. Investcorp, an early backer of Citykart, has made a full exit, while India SME Fund continues to hold a minority stake. As per media reports, Investcorp invested Rs 75 crore in 2019 in Citykart’s seed round and will now exit with about Rs 280–300 crore. The primary infusion will enable the company to accelerate expansion in both footprint and product assortment, Citykart said in a press release. Gurugram-based Citykart has opened 12 new stores across India, bringing its total to 137 stores in 91 cities across 11 states. The brand focuses on reaching underserved, budget-conscious markets. With popular in-house labels like Athiya, Nimes, Fumee, and Remise, Citykart now serves over 15 million customers each year and plans to grow to 300 stores. Led by Sudhanshu Agarwal, Citykart is growing at a rate of more than 40% and is aiming to reach Rs 1,300 crore in annual revenue. Last year, Agarwal shared that accessories and general merchandise made up 22% of Citykart’s sales, while men’s wear accounted for 32%, women’s wear 24%, and kids' wear the remaining 22%. He also added that Citykart is eyeing becoming the Primark of Tier II and Tier III cities in India.
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Investcorp co-CEO Kapoor on rapid rise in AUM, India experience and more
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1y ago
Medial
Bahrain-based alternative investor Investcorp has experienced rapid growth in its assets under management (AUM), increasing it five times over the past six years to reach $50 billion. The firm has invested in several Indian companies, including FreshToHome, Citykart, Xpressbees, ASG Eye Hospital, InCred, and Bewakoof. Investcorp is currently raising funds for its India private equity activities.
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109 D2C Brands That Are Disrupting India’s Consumer Market
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1y ago
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Investcorp co-CEO Kapoor on rapid rise in AUM, India experience and more Premium Rishi-Kapoor, co-CEO, Investcorp Bahrain-based alternative investor Investcorp has grown its global assets under management (AUM) five times over the past six years, to $50 billion as of this year. The investor, a backer of Indian companies like FreshToHome, Citykart, Xpressbees, ASG Eye Hospital, InCred and Bewakoof, is currently raising an India private equity ......
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TPG, A91 in Citykart’s Rs 538-crore round at Rs 1,400-crore valuation
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2m ago
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Citykart, a value fashion retailer, has raised Rs 538 crore in a funding round led by TPG NewQuest and A91 Partners, valuing the company at Rs 1,400 crore. The funds will help Citykart expand beyond tier-II and tier-III cities into states like Rajasthan and Odisha. Existing investor Investcorp exited with a fourfold return, while TPG NewQuest became the largest institutional investor. Citykart aims to increase revenues and profitability before considering an IPO.
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Investcorp's NSEIT rebrands to NuSummit, to increase focus on global markets
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8m ago
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Investcorp-backed NSEIT, a provider of digital and cybersecurity solutions, will be rebranded as NuSummit and will focus on expanding globally, according to the company's CEO. The move comes after Investcorp acquired the National Stock Exchange's digital services business in April for ₹1,000 crore. Investcorp has invested $25-30 million in NuSummit's expansion plans, with a focus on North America as a key revenue contributor. The company aims to generate $400 million in revenue over the next 3-4 years and is open to making acquisitions to achieve this goal.
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Bottomline: PE-backed Apollo Pharmacies sustains revenue growth but stays in the red
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2m ago
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Apollo Pharmacies Ltd, backed by private equity, continued to show revenue growth but remained unprofitable for the fourth consecutive year through March 2025. The company's efforts to expand its offline store network and ongoing losses in its online business contributed to its financial challenges, despite being India's largest retail pharmacy chain.
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Bottomline: Verlinvest-backed Lahori Zeera tastes success with desi twist to fizzy drinks
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1y ago
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Lahori Zeera, a brand that offers desi-flavored fizzy drinks, is experiencing success with its unique twist on traditional beverages. Backed by Verlinvest, Lahori Zeera aims for significant revenue growth in 2023-24 while remaining profitable. The company recently raised $15 million in funding and is poised for continued expansion and success in the market.
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Bottomline: PE-backed Zenex gets a boost with Ayurvet M&A, explores new growth areas
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6m ago
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Zenex Animal Health, backed by Multiples PE, is set for significant growth following its acquisition of Ayurvet. The company, rebranded from Zydus Cadila's animal health division in 2021, anticipates increased revenue and profits by March 2025. This strategic merger not only solidifies Zenex's position in the animal health market but also enhances its capabilities, enabling exploration of new growth areas. The move reflects a robust plan to expand Zenex's market presence and boost profitability.
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