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IFC backs Alteria Capital’s short-term Venture Debt fund
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4m ago
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The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has become an anchor investor in Alteria Capital’s Shorter Duration Scheme (SDS), aiming to support high-growth startups in sectors like fintech and consumer brands. SDS focuses on urgent short-term capital needs, complementing Alteria's venture debt offerings. With a deployment plan over three years, the fund targets sustainable business models. IFC’s involvement highlights its commitment to India's tech ecosystem, intending to accelerate economic growth through innovative financial solutions.
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Alteria Capital ropes in offshore LP for $100-mn debt fund
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1y ago
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Venture debt firm Alteria Capital has announced the addition of an offshore limited partner for its $100 million debt fund. This fund will provide short-term credit to startups. Established by former executives of Innoven Capital in 2017, Alteria Capital is based in Mumbai, India.
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Mumbai-based venture debt firm Alteria Capital announces final close of Fund III at Rs 1,550Cr
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1y ago
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Mumbai-based venture debt firm Alteria Capital has closed its third fund at Rs 1,550 crore, exceeding its initial target of Rs 1,000 crore. The firm aims to continue supporting startups across various sectors, including consumer brands, fintech, and emerging areas like Gen AI and spacetech. It has already deployed 50% of the fund's capital to ventures such as OneCard and Renee Cosmetics, with a goal to back around 100-125 companies by December 2026. In addition to its venture debt fund, Alteria has introduced a shorter-duration scheme to address the short-term capital needs of startups in the consumer and fintech sectors.
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Alteria Capital logs final close of Fund-III at $195 million
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1y ago
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Alteria Capital, a venture debt firm, has closed its third fund at Rs 1,550 crore ($195 million). The Mumbai-based firm will use the capital to back startups that have raised venture capital funding up to Rs 200 crore. It has already deployed 50% of the total commitments to companies such as Rebel Foods and BlueStone. Additionally, Alteria Capital has opened a shorter duration scheme to provide short-term balance sheet efficiencies to startups in the consumer and fintech segments. The firm expects to raise funds for this scheme by the end of 2024.
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Rebel Foods backer Alteria Capital closes third venture debt fund at $186 mn
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1y ago
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Alteria Capital, a venture debt firm and backer of Rebel Foods, has closed its third venture debt fund at INR 1,550 crore (around $186 million). The fund, which surpassed its initial INR 1,000 crore target, will invest in venture capital-backed startups, providing up to INR 200 crore per company. Alteria Capital has also introduced a twin scheme strategy, comprising a venture debt scheme and a shorter duration scheme, with a final close expected by the end of 2024. The fund has already invested 50% of its capital commitments and currently has an AUM of INR 4,350 crore.
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Alteria extends debt financing to tech startup Haber in ongoing round
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8m ago
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Venture debt firm Alteria Capital has invested in Pune-based tech startup Haber as part of its ongoing Series C investment round. With the debt financing from Alteria, Haber has raised $44 million so far. The funds will be used to expand into the Americas and other process manufacturing industries. Haber provides AI-driven industrial solutions to improve production efficiency and reduce water and energy consumption. Alteria Capital, founded in 2017, has recently secured commitments of ₹15.5 billion for its third debt fund.
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Stride Ventures launches fourth fund, targets $300 million corpus
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7m ago
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Venture debt firm Stride Ventures has launched its largest domestic fund, Fund IV, aiming to raise $300 million. The firm recently closed its third fund at $165 million and has fully returned its first fund to investors. Stride Ventures has also crossed $1 billion in venture debt commitments and has made investments in various companies. The Indian startup ecosystem saw a 50% increase in venture debt, with approximately 190 startups raising $1.2 billion in 2023. Other debt funds operating in India include Alteria Capital, Trifecta, InnoVen Capital, and Blacksoil.
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NIIF Backs Amicus Capital’s Second Fund With $25 Mn
Inc42
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1y ago
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National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF) has invested INR 207 crore ($25 million) in Amicus Capital Partners, an Indian growth capital fund. Amicus, which supports startups in various sectors, aims to raise a $200 million corpus for its second fund. The fund currently manages assets worth $259 million across two funds and counts mCaffeine, Wonderchef, and MoEngage among its portfolio companies. Amicus plans to partner with NIIF to support promising businesses during their early growth phase. NIIF manages over $4.9 billion in equity capital commitments across four funds.
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Saudi Arabia's Jada backs US fund in maiden venture debt LP bet
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1y ago
Medial
Saudi Arabia's Jada Fund of Funds, supported by the Public Investment Fund (PIF), has made its first venture debt investment in a US-based fund that provides debt solutions to tech entrepreneurs. This move marks Jada's second investment in the private credit sector and its second limited partner-style bet this year. The fund aims to support innovation and technology advancements by providing financing options to startups and other tech-focused companies.
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JioBlackRock Mutual Fund files draft documents with Sebi to launch its first 2 debt schemes
Economic Times
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1m ago
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JioBlackRock Mutual Fund has filed with SEBI to launch its first two debt schemes: a liquid fund and a money market fund. The liquid fund aims for regular short-term income using money market and debt instruments with up to 91 days maturity. The money market fund seeks income from instruments maturing within a year. Both funds require a minimum Rs 500 investment and offer systematic investment plans, managed by Arun Ramachandran, Vikrant Mehta, and Siddharth Deb.
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Alteria Capital eyes up to $100 mn fundraise for Shorter Duration Fund
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1y ago
Medial
Venture debt fund Alteria Capital plans to raise $80 million to $100 million for its Shorter Duration Scheme. The scheme aims to provide working capital solutions to startups in sectors like fintech, consumer, and B2B platforms. Alteria's third fund consists of two schemes, with the shorter duration scheme targeting a 13-14% return for investors. The fund has been instrumental in backing early and growth-stage startups in India and has a portfolio that includes names like Rebel Foods and BharatPe.
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