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Ixigo closes Rs 176 Cr pre-IPO secondary placement

EntrackrEntrackr · 1y ago
Ixigo closes Rs 176 Cr pre-IPO secondary placement
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Le Travenues Technology Limited, which operates travel booking platform Ixigo, is all set to make its debut on stock exchanges on 10th June with the price band of Rs 88-93 per share. The firm announced its pre-IPO secondary placement of Rs 176.2 crore ($21 million) at the top-end price (Rs 93) a day before Anchor Book. The early backer SAIF Partners sold its 1,07,52,689 shares worth Rs 100 crore ($12 million) to Ashoka India (White Oak), Tata Digital Fund, and Bay Capital. On the other hand, PeakXV sold its 6,989,248 shares worth Rs 65 crore ($7.8 million) to Bay Capital and Steadview Holding. Micromax and Madison India also sold their 12,05,268 shares to Steadview Capital worth Rs 11.2 crore ($1.3 million) in a pre-IPO secondary round. According to the company, SAIF partners will hold 20.52% after this secondary transaction while Peak XV and Micromax will own 13.81% and 5.52% respectively. Ixigo’s co-founders Aloke Bajpai, and Rajnish Kumar cumulatively hold 16.65% of the company. As per the analysis, SAIF Partners and Peak XV will get a hefty 13X and 8.2X returns from Ixigo respectively. Micromax Limited will also enjoy a good 10.88X return from the Gurugram-based company. Ixigo’s public offering will be open from 10th June to June 12 with a minimum lot size of 161 for the retail investor. For the small non-institutional investors, the minimum lot size is 14 lots. Ixigo demonstrated decent growth during the first nine months of the last fiscal year (FY24). Its operating revenue stood at Rs 491 crore while the firm also made a sizable profit of Rs 65.7 crore in the same period.

Litigation funding startups eyeing arbitration and insolvency resolution cases

Economic TimesEconomic Times · 12m ago
Litigation funding startups eyeing arbitration and insolvency resolution cases
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Several litigation funding startups in India are offering services in the third-party funding market. These startups, including LegalPay, LitiCap, LegalFund, and FightRight, assist companies in funding costly disputes in sectors like infrastructure, real estate, logistics, media entertainment, and manufacturing. They are primarily funding plaintiffs looking to recover their money but have also started funding defendants in certain cases. These startups aim to provide financial support and find sector expert lawyers for companies involved in disputes. The success of the third-party funding system also depends on courts implementing process-driven case management rules and amending relevant laws. With a large number of pending cases in Indian courts and tribunals, startups see immense potential in this business.

Electric Vehicle financing firm Mufin Green raises $5 Mn

EntrackrEntrackr · 1y ago
Electric Vehicle financing firm Mufin Green raises $5 Mn
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Electric vehicle financing platform Mufin Green Finance has raised $5 million in a debt funding round led by BlueOrchard. Last month, Mufin raised Rs 140 crore (approximately $17 million) in a Series B round of equity funding, on top of Rs 530 crore raised in debt funding, last financial year. The funds will be utilised to propel its initiatives in the green and energy space, driving innovation, and facilitating sustainable development, Mufin said in a press release. Founded in 2016 by Kapil Garg, Mufin Green Finance provides financing options for EVs across two, three and four-wheelers. With a presence in 16 states across India, it has financed EVs worth over Rs 350 crore to date. Mufin claims to have recorded a 12-fold growth in just two years. The AUM for Mufin Green Finance stood at Rs 502 crore as of December 2023 and the company is expecting to close FY24 with an AUM of Rs 650-700 crore. In the electric vehicle financing space, Muffin competes with Revfin, Finayo, Vidyut, OTO, evfin, and Hero FinCorp, among others. Recently, Revfin raised $14 million in a Series B round led by Omidyar Network.

FincFriends closes $11.5 Mn debt funding round

EntrackrEntrackr · 16d ago
FincFriends closes $11.5 Mn debt funding round
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FincFriends, a non-banking financial company (NBFC), has secured Rs 98.5 crore ($11.5 million) in debt funding during Q4 FY25. The funding round includes Rs 54.5 crore raised from NBFCs and Rs 44 crore via Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs). It saw the participation of investors such as IBL Finance, Incred Financial Services, Real Touch Finance, Shine Star Build-Cap, and Western Capital Advisors Private Limited. This funding aims at scaling its reach, operations and introducing new personal credit offerings tailored to the underserved borrowers with limited access to formal financial services, FincFriends said in a press release. FincFriends says that RupeeRedee plays a pivotal role in advancing credit access and creating a financially inclusive ecosystem. With state-of-the-art technology and data-driven insights, it continues to bridge the credit gap for underserved segments. Moreover, with the financial expansion of its lending partner FincFriends, it further plans to empower the borrowers and scale digital innovation in the lending ecosystem. “This funding marks a strategic milestone in our journey to enable accessibility of responsible credit across India. With the valuable trust of our investors, we are positioning our brand to deepen our reach, strengthen fintech infrastructure and develop personalised credit solutions to address the financial realities of underserved communities,” said Artem Andreev, CEO of FincFriends. Launched in 2017, FincFriends is dedicated to delivering financing solutions and providing loans to end customers through a completely digital and secure process. It focuses on ensuring that individuals can easily access hassle-free cash to manage unexpected financial expenses.

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