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Funding growth opportunities through institutional investors and family offices
Our team’s combined experience of 100+ years in raising private capital enables us to evaluate transactions across emerging and new-age sectors and guide our clientele on an optimal fundraising strategy. We have an extensive network and a strong reputation among top institutional investors, which helps our clients connect to suitable investors. We regularly engage with Private equity and Venture capital funds, gaining deep insights into their investment philosophies, fund deployment strategies, and sector preferences. Supported by a team of over 15 professionals, we offer comprehensive support from strategy development, deal structuring & negotiations, due diligence support, and documentation to fund disbursement.
Service Areas Within PE / VC Funding
Collateral Preparations
We prepare fundraising collaterals, such as detailed financial models, Information Memorandums (IMs), and teasers, which are the first step for showcasing your company to potential investors.
Valuation Discovery
We undertake a comprehensive valuation discovery process through our internal analysis, peer benchmarking and feedback from the investment community so as to enable clients to maximize their value.
Due diligence support
Facilitating the business with its financial, legal, tax, and commercial due diligence, from setting up a virtual data room to responding to queries of the diligence agencies.
Deal closure compliances
Assistance in negotiating and drafting termsheets definitive agreements (SHA, SSA, SPA), and compliances in the purview of the Companies Act, 2013, Income Tax Act, 1961, Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999, and other pertinent legislations.
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Private Equity: Private equity firms invest in mature, established companies, typically involving substantial capital. In India, the typical deal size is upward of INR 100 crs. They often acquire a significant minority stake or majority stake in the company and take an active role in its management through board seats, focusing on restructuring and growth to enhance long-term value before the eventual sale.
Venture Capital: Venture capital firms focus on startups and early-stage companies, providing smaller investments. In India, the typical deal size is between INR 5 cr to INR 100 cr. They usually take a minority stake and offer strategic support and guidance without exerting control over the company’s day-to-day operations, aiming to nurture innovation and growth.
Seed Stage: Initial funding is to develop an idea, create a prototype, or conduct market research. It typically involves smaller amounts of capital and high risk.
Early Stage: Includes Series A and B rounds, providing capital for scaling operations, product development, and market expansion. It focuses on companies with a proven concept and some revenue generation.
Growth Stage: Series C and beyond are aimed at scaling, entering new markets, and achieving profitability. It involves larger investments for established companies with significant growth potential.
Late Stage: Funds for companies approaching an exit strategy, such as an IPO or acquisition, to maximize value and prepare for liquidity events.
Digital Transformation: Increased investments in technology, e-commerce, fintech, and digital health as businesses are now adapt to digital operations.
Sustainability and ESG: Growing focus on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors, with investments targeting sustainable and responsible businesses.
Sector Diversification: Expansion beyond traditional sectors like real estate and infrastructure to healthcare, education, and consumer goods.
Buyout Opportunities: Rise in buyout deals as private equity firms seek control over businesses for operational improvements and value creation.
Financial Performance: Revenue growth, profitability, cash flow, and overall financial health.
Market Position: Competitive landscape, market share, and industry growth prospects.
Management Team: Experience, track record, and ability to execute the business plan.
Growth Potential: Future growth opportunities, scalability, and innovation.
Risk Factors: Operational, market, regulatory, and financial risks.
Comparable Transactions: Valuations of similar companies in recent deals.
Economic Conditions: Overall economic environment and market conditions affecting the industry.
Revenue Growth: Consistent and rapid increase in revenue over time, indicating market demand and business scalability.
Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC): The cost of acquiring a new customer, reflecting marketing and sales efficiency.
Customer Lifetime Value (CLTV): The total revenue a business can expect from a single customer account, highlighting long-term profitability.
Burn Rate: The rate at which a startup is spending its capital, crucial for understanding runway and financial health.
Market Traction: Indicators like user growth, active users, and engagement rates show product-market fit and adoption.
Gross Margin: The difference between revenue and cost of goods sold, indicating financial efficiency and profitability potential.
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Inderpreet Chadha
Head - Investment Banking
Amit Kothari
Co-Founder - Debt Syndication
Jayesh Sanghrajka
Co-Founder - Stressed Assets
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