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Brookfield, Tiger Global portfolio firms get IPO approval
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Brookfield Asset Management and Tiger Global-backed firms received approval from India's SEBI for their IPOs. Electric two-wheeler manufacturer Ather Energy, supported by Tiger Global, aims to raise Rs 3,100 crore through new share issues and an offer for sale (OFS), with funds directed toward factory setup, debt repayment, R&D, and marketing. Schloss Bangalore, backed by Brookfield, seeks Rs 3,000 crore via IPO, using funds for debt repayment and corporate needs.
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Orbimed, Accel-backed companies get IPO nod; GEF-backed Hero Motors opts out
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10m ago
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- Two PE-backed firms, Suraksha Diagnostics and Zinka Logistics-operated Blackbuck, receive IPO approval from SEBI. - OrbiMed and Tiger Global are among the investors backing Suraksha Diagnostics, while Accel and Tiger Global back Blackbuck. - Hero Motors, backed by GEF Capital, opts out of its planned IPO. - Suraksha Diagnostics is expected to have more than 50% of OrbiMed's stake in the company sold during the IPO. - Blackbuck, a trucking firm, plans to file a Rs 550 crore IPO and existing investors like Tiger Global and Accel will also sell their stake.
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Grapevine: Ola seeks investor nod for listing; BlackRock among bidders in Hyundai India IPO
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- Ola seeks investor approval for a change in registration to a public company, potentially paving the way for an IPO. - Investors including SoftBank, Tiger Global, and Z47 (formerly Matrix Partner India) back Ola. - The management of Ola is in the process of selecting bankers for the IPO. - BlackRock is among the bidders for the IPO of Hyundai India. - The Arc reported on Ola's move towards a potential listing and IPO.
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Grapevine: Boat, Zomato, Brookfield, Porter, Piramal-Bain ARC, Oyo, MPL in news
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8m ago
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Gentari Sdn Bhd will acquire a renewables portfolio from Brookfield Asset Management. Zomato has hired Morgan Stanley, Boat has appointed bankers for their QIP, while Oyo, Porter, and Mobile Premier League (MPL) are also making headlines. Private equity firms are reportedly in talks to invest in Porter.
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Meesho closes $550 million round; moves NCLT to shift domicile
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6m ago
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Ecommerce firm Meesho secured $550 million in a funding round, bringing in new investors like Tiger Global. The majority of the funding is secondary, with primary capital raised to cover tax costs related to a reverse merger of Meesho's India unit with its US parent, facilitating its planned IPO by 2026. Valued at around $3.9-4 billion, Meesho aims to file IPO papers by the second half of 2025, contingent on NCLT approval speed.
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Tiger Global's VC fund closes 63% below target with $2.2 billion
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1y ago
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Tiger Global Management fell short of its $6 billion target for its latest venture-capital fund, raising about $2.2 billion. This marks the smallest fundraising haul for the firm in around a decade. The difficult fundraising climate, with investors growing cautious about VC and private equity bets, has impacted many firms in the industry. Tiger faced additional challenges, including a change in leadership and a series of mark downs in its VC portfolio. The firm's PIP 16 fund will focus on backing startups in the US and India in the enterprise technology sector.
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Brookfield adds India office park owner to real estate portfolio
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11m ago
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Brookfield Asset Management Inc, a Canadian alternative investment firm, has acquired a minority stake in an Indian developer, further expanding its real estate portfolio in India. With a portfolio worth $27 billion in India, Brookfield has been actively investing in private equity, real estate, and infrastructure assets in the country. The move highlights the company's continued growth and focus on the Indian market.
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Why Tiger Global’s ferocious roar has turned into a soft mewl
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1y ago
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Mumbai-based family office Skywalker Investment Advisors subscribed to Tiger Global's PIP 15 fund in 2021, becoming a part of the hedge fund's largest-ever global fund, which raised $12.7bn. Skywalker's investment was driven by Tiger Global's reputation as a prolific technology investor. However, Tiger Global's performance has suffered in recent years due to a downturn in tech stocks, resulting in reduced valuations and writedowns in its portfolio. Despite this, Tiger Global remains optimistic, and many of its investments in Indian unicorns could pay off as they go public.
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Creador, True North's exit plans move ahead as portfolio companies get IPO nod
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9m ago
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Private equity firms True North and Creador are progressing with their plans to monetize their investments, as two of their portfolio companies have received regulatory approval for IPOs. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has approved the IPO proposals of Niva Life Insurance and Vandana Publications. This is a positive development for True North and Creador, as they seek to exit their investments and generate returns.
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Brookfield set to score blockbuster gains as India hospitality portfolio firm goes public
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2m ago
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Canadian investment firm Brookfield is poised for significant returns from its six-year investment in a prominent Indian luxury hotel chain as it reduces its stake. Brookfield manages a $29 billion portfolio in India, spanning real estate, infrastructure, renewable energy, and private equity. The move comes as the hotel company goes public, allowing Brookfield to capitalize on its investment, signaling a successful venture in India's hospitality sector.
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Flashback 2024: Anuj Ranjan's rise to lead $140-bn pool and other PE/VC people moves
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In 2024, there were significant personnel changes in the Indian private equity and venture capital industry, as well as global investment firms operating in India. Anuj Ranjan, from Canadian investor Brookfield, emerged as a prominent figure, leading a $140 billion pool. Numerous executives were promoted within their respective organizations, while others sought new opportunities. These moves reflect the dynamic nature of the industry and the increasing competition among investment firms.
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