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Carlyle makes another exit move as India harvest nears $1 bn in 2024

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VCCircle · 9m ago

Carlyle makes another exit move as India harvest nears $1 bn in 2024

Private equity firm Carlyle has made another exit move by selling a significant portion of its stake in an Indian company that it had invested in almost ten years ago. This move brings Carlyle's total harvest from its Indian portfolio to approximately $1 billion in 2024. The firm is currently engaged in discussions for a control deal in the auto component sector.

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How has Carlyle’s biggest ever India bet fared as it comes for harvest?

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VCCircle · 6m ago

How has Carlyle’s biggest ever India bet fared as it comes for harvest?

Carlyle's acquisition of Hexaware Technologies for nearly $3 billion marked its largest investment in India. Three years on, the private equity firm is planning a partial exit from the technology services company. This move comes as Carlyle seeks to harvest returns from its investment, which was initially acquired from Baring Private Equity Asia (now EQT). The outcome of this strategic exit will reveal the success of Carlyle's significant India bet.

Carlyle spins a quick multi-bagger in India

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VCCircle · 8m ago

Carlyle spins a quick multi-bagger in India

Carlyle, a private equity firm, has made another exit move from a local portfolio company in India. The firm has previously logged partial exit moves this year and plans to sell a stake worth $1.2 billion in Hexaware through an IPO. Carlyle has been actively involved in the financial services sector in India and continues to explore investment opportunities in the country.

Carlyle makes another India exit move but did it meet the benchmark?

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VCCircle · 2m ago

Carlyle makes another India exit move but did it meet the benchmark?

Private equity firm Carlyle has continued to monetize its India portfolio by making another liquidity move from an Indian company it backed less than three years ago. This follows its earlier profit-making exits, including around $1 billion from a partial exit via Hexaware Technologies’ IPO. Carlyle's strategy reflects its ongoing efforts to capitalize on investments in India's market, but questions remain about whether this latest exit met the firm's financial benchmarks.

Carlyle makes an about-turn on a planned India exit move

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VCCircle · 9m ago

Carlyle makes an about-turn on a planned India exit move

Private equity firm Carlyle has reversed its decision to exit India, despite previously planning to partially withdraw from two Indian companies. The firm now intends to sell a $1.2 billion stake in Hexaware through an initial public offering. This comes as Carlyle changes its strategy and decides to stay invested in another local portfolio company.

Did PE firm OrbiMed beat the benchmark in latest India exit move?

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VCCircle · 1y ago

Did PE firm OrbiMed beat the benchmark in latest India exit move?

Healthcare private equity investor OrbiMed has recently sold off a five-year-old portfolio firm in India, following its successful money harvest from another company earlier this year. The New York-based firm, which had previously made a new deal in India last year and invested in a wheelchair manufacturer in February, has yet to disclose the financial details of the latest exit move.

Carlyle set for modest returns from Indian firm in third exit move this year

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VCCircle · 1y ago

Carlyle set for modest returns from Indian firm in third exit move this year

Private equity firm Carlyle Group is reportedly set to monetize its investment in an Indian company, marking its third exit move this year. Carlyle Group has been actively involved in the Indian market, recently selling two portfolio companies for a profit. The details of the company that Carlyle Group is looking to exit from have not been disclosed.

Fairfax harvests more money from India portfolio as exit spree extends

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VCCircle · 1y ago

Fairfax harvests more money from India portfolio as exit spree extends

Fairfax, headed by Indian-born Canadian billionaire Prem Watsa, has partially exited its India portfolio company as it continues to withdraw investments from the country. The investment firm, Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd, has been reducing its exposure to India, where it hasn't made any new investments in almost two years. This move is in line with Fairfax's exit spree in India to harvest more funds from its portfolio.

Carlyle forging new deal for India auto component platform

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VCCircle · 2m ago

Carlyle forging new deal for India auto component platform

Carlyle, a private equity firm, is negotiating another acquisition in India to expand its auto component platform launched earlier in the year. The firm previously acquired a controlling stake by merging Highway with another entity. This move is seen as part of Carlyle's strategy to strengthen its presence in the auto components sector within the Indian market, leveraging its earlier investments and acquisitions to fuel further growth and innovation.

Carlyle signs out of India firm in second exit move in two days

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VCCircle · 2m ago

Carlyle signs out of India firm in second exit move in two days

In a strategic move, private equity firm Carlyle is capitalizing on a stock market rally to exit Indian investments and return capital to its partners. This marks Carlyle's second divestment in as many days, aligning with its efforts to raise a new Asia buyout fund. By monetizing assets amidst favorable market conditions, Carlyle aims to enhance liquidity and support its ongoing investment strategies while maximizing returns for its investors.

Now, 1 in 7 iPhones Manufactured In India As Output Hits $14 Bn

Inc42 · 1y ago

Now, 1 in 7 iPhones Manufactured In India As Output Hits $14 Bn

Apple has manufactured around $14 billion worth of iPhones in India during the fiscal year 2024. This makes up approximately 14% of the company's flagship devices, which translates to about 1 in every 7 iPhones. Taiwanese manufacturers Foxconn and Pegatron have played a significant role in boosting Apple's production output in India. Foxconn assembled around 67% of the iPhones made in India, while Pegatron contributed about 17%. This move is part of Apple's effort to diversify its supply chains and reduce its dependence on China for production. The company is also reportedly planning to offer residential facilities to factory workers in India. In terms of revenue, Apple accounted for 23% of smartphone revenue share in India in 2023, making it the top smartphone brand in the country.

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