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Distressed Assets Are you looking for a clean exit or a strategic turnaround for a struggling entity? We are actively expanding our portfolio and are on the lookout for specific acquisition opportunities. We are currently interested in: • Loss-Making

actively sourcing acquisition opportunities for our key investors. If you or your clients match either of the following high-priority mandates: Mandate 1: Mid-Sized Profitable Entity (Sale) seeking a profitable entity for a complete buyout. Key Metr

Our Latest Mandate As part of growth strategy of one of our clients they are actively exploring acquisition opportunities across the following areas: • Specialty Chemicals (EBITDA ≥ ₹25 Cr, export-ready, asset-backed) • Food Processing (EBITDA ≥ ₹10

Our Latest Mandate As part of growth strategy of one of our clients they are actively exploring acquisition opportunities across the following areas: • Specialty Chemicals (EBITDA ≥ ₹25 Cr, export-ready, asset-backed) • Food Processing (EBITDA ≥ ₹10

Top news of the Week: 1. Key Startup Funding Highlights Of The Week - While a mega deal materialised in the form of NBFC Finova Capital’s Series E funding round in the final week of October, no deals worth over $100 Mn took place in the first week

Meet the man who started at 22 and is worth 27,000 CR today. 1. At 24, Ajay Piramal had to take over his family's textile - Morarjee Textile Mills, in Bombay after his father passed away. To worsen things, his elder brother parted ways and took thei

Top News of the Week 1. Funding: - Not unlike the past two weeks, we saw another startup bag mega funds this week. IPO-bound Infra.Market raised $121 Mn in its Series F round. The round, which saw participation from the likes of Tiger Global, Nuvam

Failed 10 times and still built a 30,000 CR business empire. 1. Analjit Singh had to live a legacy. As the youngest son of Ranbaxy founder Bhai Mohan Singh, he took charge of their old Okhla plant in New Delhi. But a family split four years later me

Top News of the Week: 1. Funding: - During the week, 31 Indian startups raised around $490.32 million in funding. These deals count 7 growth-stage deals and 19 early-stage deals while 5 startups kept their transaction details undisclosed. - On a w

Top News of the Week: 1. Funding: - 31 Indian startups raised around $336.45 million in funding this week. These deals count 11 growth-stage deals and 18 early-stage deals. Moreover, two early-stage startups kept their transaction details undisclo