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L Catterton partners Sanjiv Mehta for India investment venture
Thehindubusinessline
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1y ago
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Global investment firm L Catterton has partnered with former Hindustan Unilever executive Sanjiv Mehta to launch an India-focused joint venture. Mehta, who served as CEO and managing director of Hindustan Unilever, will assume the role of Executive Chairman of the new venture from April 2024. The move reflects L Catterton's commitment to investing in India's consumer businesses given the country's large population and promising GDP growth. L Catterton manages around $35bn of equity capital across private equity, credit, and real estate platforms.
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L Catterton in JV with former HUL chief Sanjiv Mehta for investment vehicle
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
L Catterton, the consumer-focused private equity fund backed by LVMH, has announced a joint venture partnership with former Hindustan Unilever CEO, Sanjiv Mehta, to develop a new investment vehicle in India. With India's large population and high GDP growth, L Catterton aims to deepen its commitment to the market and invest in consumer businesses. Mehta will serve as the executive chairman of India and will be involved with L Catterton's other global fund platforms. L Catterton manages around $35 billion of equity capital and has made over 275 investments in iconic consumer brands worldwide.
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L Catterton To Launch India-Focussed Consumer Fund
Inc42
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1y ago
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Global investment firm L Catterton has partnered with former Hindustan Unilever executive Sanjiv Mehta to launch a new India-focused investment vehicle. The joint venture will primarily seek investors in India and will invest in consumer-facing companies. Mehta will serve as the executive chairman of the joint venture, which will acquire majority and minority stakes in consumer businesses. L Catterton will leverage its global network and Mehta's consumer experience to create an attractive offering for investors. The partnership aims to capitalise on India's growing population and long-term growth opportunities.
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L Catterton taps offshore LP for $600-mn debut India PE fund
VCCircle
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2m ago
Medial
L Catterton, a global consumer-centric private equity firm, is set to secure its first limited partner (LP) for its $600 million India-centric investment fund initiated last year. Previously, the firm made investments in Indian companies through its Asia fund. The strategic move for a dedicated India PE fund came after enlisting Sanjiv Mehta, former CEO and managing director of Hindustan Unilever Ltd, to enhance their India-focused investment approach.
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IIM Bangalore launches PEVC research centre with focus on industry-academia collaboration - The Economic Times
Economic Times
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1d ago
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IIM Bangalore launched the Tony James Centre for Private Equity and Venture Capital (PEVC), the first of its kind in India focused on alternative investments. Endowed by Mathew Cyriac, the center aims to bridge academia and industry gaps, supporting research, courses, and policy discussions. Sanjiv Mehta inaugurated the center, which seeks to innovate India's investment market and elevate IIMB's status as a global research institution.
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L Catterton to pick up minority stake in pet-food company Drools for $60 million
Money Control
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2y ago
Medial
Private equity firm L Catterton is set to acquire a minority stake in pet food company Drools for $60 million. The investment will enable Drools to expand its market presence and enhance its product offerings. L Catterton's investment highlights the growing interest in the pet food industry and the potential for further growth and development in the sector.
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Unilever exec Kumaraswamy to co-head L Catterton's India ops
Economic Times
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15d ago
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L Catterton has appointed Vikram Kumaraswamy as co-head of its Indian operations, working alongside current co-head Anjana Sasidharan. Previously the global head of corporate development and treasury at Unilever Plc, Kumaraswamy led strategic capital allocation, portfolio development, and corporate strategies amounting to around $15 billion in investments and divestments. L Catterton, a consumer-focused investment firm, manages approximately $37 billion in equity capital across private equity, credit, and real estate platforms.
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PremjiInvest, L Catterton eye investment in personal care brand
VCCircle
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1y ago
Medial
Billionaire Azim Premji's family office PremjiInvest and consumer investor L Catterton are considering an investment in a direct-to-consumer beauty and personal care brand. The skincare brand Minimalist is expected to secure funding from the two investors.
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Chinta Bhagat steps down as L Catterton's Asia managing partner
VCCircle
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1y ago
Medial
Chinta Bhagat has resigned as the co-managing partner and head of Asia funds at L Catterton, a prominent US private equity firm. After spending nearly five years in the position, Bhagat has now transitioned into a senior advisory role within the company. During his tenure, L Catterton has invested in various Indian businesses, including the telecom company Jio and pet food ventures.
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L Catterton to step up India focus over 2 yrs
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
Consumer-focused private equity fund L Catterton, backed by LVMH, plans to increase its investments in India over the next 12-24 months. The company is seeking opportunities in various consumer sub-segments and aims to write checks of $25-150 million for growth-stage startups. L Catterton has already invested in companies such as Reliance Jio Infocomm, Sugar Cosmetics, and Drools Pet Food. The firm is attracted to India's rapid economic growth, with 60% of the GDP driven by consumption. It is particularly interested in sectors like beauty, personal care, food and beverages, and travel.
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Healthy snacking brand Farmley bags $40 million
Economic Times
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2m ago
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Healthy snacking brand Farmley secured $40 million in funding led by L Catterton, alongside DSG Consumer Partners. The funds will enhance operations, expand distribution in India, and boost exports. Founded in 2017, Farmley offers diverse snacks sourced from 5,000 farmers. The firm plans to grow in ecommerce and offline channels, with revenue reaching Rs 370 crore in FY25. Farmley eyes global expansion, piloting in the US, Australia, Canada, and Singapore.
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