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Orios Sees Exit Of Two Managing Partners; Anup Jain, Rajeev Suri Step Down
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1y ago
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Orios Venture Partners, an early-stage investor, has witnessed the departures of managing partners Anup Jain and Rajeev Suri. Both individuals joined Orios in 2018 and took to LinkedIn to announce their exits. The firm, headquartered in Mumbai, will now be led solely by managing partner Rehan Yar Khan. Orios has invested in prominent Indian startups like Country Delight, Mobikwik, and PharmEasy, though it recently faced setbacks due to financial irregularities at GoMechanic and the cash flow issues of PharmEasy. Jain and Suri's departures align with a trend of VCs leaving investment firms to start their own ventures.
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Now, Orios’ CFO & COO Gaurav Bindal Steps Down
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10m ago
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- Bindal played a key role in finalizing investment deals since joining the investment firm in 2021. - Two top partners of Orios Venture Partners, Anup Jain and Rajeev Suri, left the company last year to start their own venture. - Orios Venture Partners is an early-stage VC firm that has invested in companies like PharmEasy, MobiKwik, CarDekho, and Vedantu. - The departure of Anup Jain and Rajeev Suri marked the third major setback for Orios Venture Partners in the past year. - Orios Venture Partners focuses on investing in early-stage startups and has a diverse portfolio in various industries.
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Orios Venture sees top management exit after partners quit last year
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10m ago
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- Orios Venture Partners, an early-stage venture capital firm, experienced a top management exit. - This departure comes after partners Anup Jain and Rajeev Suri left the firm last year to start their own company. - Orios Venture Partners is known for investing in startups such as Country Delight, ixigo, BeatO, and Pharmeasy. - The firm is currently deploying funds from its third investment fund. - The departure of key management personnel may impact the firm's operations and future investments.
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BlueGreen Ventures’ Suri and Jain on focus areas, fundraising timelines and more
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7m ago
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BlueGreen Ventures, a venture capital firm founded by Rajeev Suri and Anup Jain, recently launched its first fund with a target of raising $75 million. The firm, led by former managing partners at Orios Venture Partners, aims to have the fund's first close by February 2025 and the final close within a year. They plan to focus on investments in early-stage startups across sectors like consumer tech, healthtech, and fintech.
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PharmEasy backer Orios Venture returns INR 300 Cr to investors from fund I
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1y ago
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Early-stage venture capital firm Orios Venture Partners has returned INR 300 Cr from Fund I to investors, including Battery Smart, Karbon, and Mobikwik. The fund focused on marketplaces, D2C, and healthtech sectors. Orios plans to solidify its position with significant returns in 2024 and 2025. The firm is currently investing from its fourth fund and is optimistic about opportunities for startups in India, especially in B2B, SaaS, EVs, climatetech, and hardware. Orios was involved in the troubled car servicing startup, GoMechanic, and saw two former managing partners step down in 2022.
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Did Nexus Ventures beat the benchmark in fourth exit move of the year?
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10m ago
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Nexus Venture Partners has made its fourth exit move of the year by divesting part of its stake in a company it backed over a decade ago. The venture capital firm has increased its assets under management to over $2 billion after closing its seventh fund. Anup Gupta, managing director of Nexus Venture Partners, has not disclosed the details of the divestment or whether it beat the benchmark.
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Orios Venture Partners Partially Exits Battery Smart With 29X Returns
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1y ago
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Orios Venture Partners has made a partial exit from Battery Smart, a battery technology startup, likely through its Series B funding round of $65 million. This aligns with Orios' strategy of providing its limited partners with a return on their investment within four or five years. The venture capital firm also recently achieved a successful partial exit from Country Delight, generating 45 times returns on its investment.
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Orios Venture Partners reaps multibagger returns in partial exit
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1y ago
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Orios Venture Partners, an early-stage venture capital firm, has achieved significant returns on its investment through a partial exit. The firm, which has invested in companies like Country Delight, BeatO, ixigo, and PharmEasy, made the exit from a four-year-old investment. Currently investing from its third fund with a target corpus of $120 million, Orios is looking to raise additional funds for future investments.
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Exclusive: Green Frontier Capital Exits Battery Smart With About 18X Returns
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1y ago
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Green Frontier has exited Battery Smart's Series B funding round, which raised $65 million and was led by LeapFrog Investments. The decision to exit was due to Battery Smart's rapid growth, which has outgrown the fund's mandate. Previously, Orios Venture Partners also announced a partial exit from Battery Smart with significant returns following the funding round.
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Country Delight’s backers look to dilute VC firm Orios's stake amid fundraise
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4d ago
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Country Delight's existing investors are seeking to acquire part of Orios Venture Partners' stake as the fresh food brand gears up for a significant $150 million funding round. Orios, aiming for a full exit, will only manage a partial sale of its eight-year-old stake in this round. An undisclosed new investor is also being sought to contribute primary and secondary capital. Details regarding the valuation of this transaction are still pending.
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Bajaj Finance MD Rajeev Jain seeks to stay involved in shaping strategy as term nears end | Company Business News
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6m ago
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Rajeev Jain, managing director of Bajaj Finance, plans to stay involved in shaping the company's strategy after his term ends in early 2024, pending board approval. Bajaj Finance has implemented a 15-month transition plan, with 12 months completed. Jain, who joined the company in 2007, aims to assist in achieving the firm's short and medium-term goals. In Q3, Bajaj Finance reported an 18% increase in net profit to ₹4,308 crore and a 28% rise in assets under management.
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