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ChrysCapital’s public market fund doubles down on six companies
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9m ago
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ChrysCapital, a prominent private equity firm, has increased its investments in six publicly listed companies. The firm recently launched a fund specifically for investing in public markets and has now doubled down on these companies. ChrysCapital is known for its investments in a wide range of public and private businesses.
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ChrysCapital’s public market fund adds new names to portfolio
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11m ago
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ChrysCapital, a prominent private equity firm in India, has expanded its portfolio by investing in three new companies through its public market fund. The firm, known for its substantial investments in publicly listed companies, has now diversified its holdings further with this move.
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How the portfolio of ChrysCapital’s public market platform Clarus is shaping up
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1y ago
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ChrysCapital's public market platform Clarus has formed a diversified portfolio through its private investments in public equities (PIPE). The PE firm, known for investing in companies like Infosys and HCL, has made several initial bets to shape its portfolio.
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SEBI steps up scrutiny of IPO documents
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1y ago
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India's market regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), is increasing its scrutiny of issue documents filed by companies going public. This move comes amidst a rise in initial public offerings (IPOs) in the Indian market, with nearly 50 companies launching public issues in 2023. SEBI has returned at least six public offer documents, citing misleading reasons for fundraise. The regulator is particularly focused on how companies intend to use funds raised from the IPO, checking for compliance with SEBI rules on fund usage. SEBI is also investigating IPOs for alleged subscription number inflation.
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Singapore wealth fund GIC doubles down on India tech firm
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1y ago
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Singapore wealth fund GIC has increased its investment in an Indian tech firm. GIC, a prominent institutional investor, initially backed the company less than eight months ago and has now doubled down on its investment. The wealth fund has been actively investing in India, particularly in private equity-style bets on both listed and unlisted companies. Further details on the investment were not provided.
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ChrysCapital’s Kshitij Seth on PE firm’s $5 Bn India investment playbook
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1y ago
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ChrysCapital, a prominent private equity firm in India, has witnessed a significant shift in its investment strategy over the past two decades. Initially focusing on stable businesses in sectors like financial services, healthcare, and IT services, the firm has now shifted its focus to the new economy, including sectors such as finTech, consumer tech, and internet services. ChrysCapital invests in startups at a later stage of growth, typically during series D or E funding rounds, with a focus on profitability and a potential for listing. The firm aims to add value to its portfolio companies through mentorship and guidance to prepare them for going public. Additionally, ChrysCapital has recently raised funds for a new alternative investment fund named Clarus, which aims to identify investment opportunities across various sectors and company sizes.
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IPO frenzy next week: Five main-board, 6 SMEs to hit primary market to raise Rs 18,500 crore
Economic Times
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8m ago
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11 companies, including Vishal Mega Mart, Sai Life Sciences, and One Mobikwik Systems, are set to launch their initial public offerings (IPOs) next week, aiming to raise a total of around Rs 18,500 crore. Alongside these main-board IPOs, six small and medium enterprises are also preparing to go public to raise over Rs 150 crore collectively. The companies are tapping into the primary market to provide exit routes for existing shareholders, fund expansion plans, retire debt, and support working capital needs. The IPO market has been thriving in 2024, although some recent issues have faced challenges in the secondary market.
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Oman India PE fund wraps up an exit with strong returns
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1y ago
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Oman India Joint Investment Fund (OIJIF), a private equity firm, has successfully exited a company it invested in six years ago, generating strong returns. OIJIF has raised approximately $330 million across its first two funds and has recently seen three of its portfolio companies go public. This successful exit underscores OIJIF's ability to identify and support promising businesses in the mid-market segment.
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Verdane raises €1.1 billion for digital, green bets in Europe
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1y ago
Medial
Verdane, a growth investment firm, has raised €1.1 billion for its new fund, Edda III, which aims to invest in companies focused on digitalization and decarbonization in Europe. The fund drew commitments from various investors, including pension funds, endowments, and insurance companies. Verdane's co-founder, Bjarne Kveim Lie, stated that the firm only invests in companies that pass their sustainability test and mentioned the growth opportunities present in the European market. This fund brings Verdane's total raised capital in the past six months to €2.2 billion.
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Taparias-anchored Ananta Capital doubles down on IPO-bound firm
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7m ago
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Mumbai-based Ananta Capital, supported by the Taparia Group, has increased its investment in a portfolio company set to go public this year. Ananta Capital invests through its SEBI-registered fund, Ananta Capital Ventures Fund I. This strategic move marks a significant boost in the company's financial backing as it prepares for an initial public offering (IPO), demonstrating Ananta Capital’s commitment to strengthening its investments and expanding its presence in the capital markets.
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IL&FS Mutual Fund Pays Rs 262 Cr to Debt Infra Investors; Rs 1,900 Cr Total Payout in Last 6 Yrs
OutlookIndia
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3m ago
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IL&FS Mutual Fund has distributed Rs 262 crore to investors in its infrastructure debt fund, taking the total payouts to Rs 1,900 crore over six years. The IL&FS Infrastructure Debt Fund Series 3B was redeemed on May 7, yielding an 8% annual return since inception. Managed by IL&FS Infra Asset Management Ltd., the fund targets banks, pension funds, and insurance companies. The Indian government took control of IL&FS in 2018 to stabilize the financial market.
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