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Ex-IFC executive Sayan Ghosh launches Rs 300 Cr OG Capital fund

EntrackrEntrackr · 9m ago
Ex-IFC executive Sayan Ghosh launches Rs 300 Cr OG Capital fund
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Ortella Global Capital (OG Capital) has announced the launch of its Rs 300 crore ($36 million) venture capital fund. The firm positions itself as India’s first and only VC fund dedicated to co-building companies in partnership with founders. OG Capital adopts a co-building model, offering funding and hands-on support to help startups grow and scale into potential unicorns. The fund plans to invest in over 20 companies, up to Rs 15 crore ($2 million) each, and has already backed three promising startups. It aims to deliver a 50% CAGR, targeting 10X returns for its investors. According to the VC firm, it will target early and growth-stage startups across consumer and enterprise solutions. “We are not only targeting 10x returns for our investors but are also co-building companies that prioritize grassroots-level impact, sustainability, and gender diversity,” said Sayan Ghosh, managing partner of OG Capital. Ghosh brings over a decade of experience as an entrepreneur, investment banker, and investor. During his more than three-years tenure at the World Bank, he was instrumental in driving investments and exits for companies like Lenskart, upGrad, 1mg, and BigBasket. According to a press release, Ghosh has a track record of delivering exits worth more than Rs 1,500 crore ($200 million) at a 40% CAGR. In addition, as a limited partner, he has deployed Rs 2,500 crore ($300 million) after evaluating over 350 funds, including venture capital, growth equity, private equity, and venture debt funds across India.

GetVantage launches Rs 100 Cr Rise-Up Fund for women entrepreneurs

EntrackrEntrackr · 1y ago
GetVantage launches Rs 100 Cr Rise-Up Fund for women entrepreneurs
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Alternative-financing fintech platform GetVantage has announced the launch of its Rise-Up Fund which is dedicated to supporting women entrepreneurs’ businesses with the capital. With an initial corpus of Rs 100 crore, This non-dilutive fund aims to deploy the capital in the next 12 months. GetVantage has also announced a partnership with diversity-focused network Encubay. Founded in 2020 by Bhavik Vasa, GetVantage is an alternative funding marketplace and growth platform that provides non-dilutive capital to SMEs. It facilitates data-driven investments from Rs 5 lakhs to Rs 20 crore to scale growth for businesses. According to the Mumbai-based firm, it will disburse the funds through its own NBFC GetGrowth Capital, along with Varanium’s Debt Fund partnership, among other NBFCs and AIFs. In January, it announced its SaaS Accelerator Fund II with a corpus of Rs 250 crore. According to GetVantage, its platform provides various non-dilutive working capital solutions for marketing, inventory, logistics, and other recurring CapEx to businesses across sectors, including B2B SaaS, eCommerce, D2C, edtech, cloud kitchens, and many more. The company says that it has registered more than 15,000 signups on its platform and invested in over 850 new-age businesses in India. GetVantage added that it has previously partnered with women’s community leap.club in 2023 to drive engagement amongst women entrepreneurs across India. The partnership brought women founders, investors, and enablers together via community outreach helping forge strong connections, conversations, and growth. According to a report by the World Economic Forum and IFC, women-led businesses in India faced an unmet credit gap of more than $11.4 billion, and these same women founders received only 5.2% of the outstanding credit granted to enterprises by Indian public sector banks.

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