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VCCircle founded in 2005, is an Indian information services group with presence in online business news, data, events and training for private equity and venture capital fund managers, entrepreneurs, investment bankers, corporate executives and lawyers. It currently employs about 100 people and is owned by the New Delhi-headquartered Mosaic Media Ventures Private Limited with offices in Noida in Delhi-National Capital Region, Mumbai and Bangalore. The company was recently acquired by News Corp which is being seen as a strategic move by News Corp to make in-roads in the digital space in India. Source
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Search ArticlesFamily office Daksham Capital plans VC fund, fresh funding for expansion
Saket Lakhotia, co-founder and group CEO, Daksham Capital Daksham Capital, a multi-family office that was set up last October, is preparing to launch a venture capital (VC) fund...... This is a Premium article. Please subscribe or log in to read the full story! Here's a selection of our recent premium content. Already a member? Click here to log in.
Quadria-backed Maxivision hires bankers for IPO
Maxivision Super Specialty Eye Hospitals, backed by healthcare-focussed buyout firm Quadria Capital, has appointed ICICI Securities and IIFL Capital as bankers for a planned 2027 initial public offering, two people familiar with the matter said. Founded in 1996, Maxivision operates more than 90 eye-care centres across six states.
Kedaara Capital eyes stake in PE-backed specialty coffee chain
Credit: Pixabay Homegrown private equity firm Kedaara Capital is in advanced talks to acquire a significant stake in a fast-growing ...... New to VCCircle.com? Subscribe to VCCircle PRO and get privileged access to exclusive curated articles! Already a VCCircle PRO member? Click here to log in.
Sebi tightens rules for current, former employees; extends cooling off period
The SEBI logo on its headquarters in Mumbai. | Credit: Reuters/Francis Mascarenhas India's markets regulator has imposed a two-year cooling-off period for former officials, barring them from representing clients before it in investigations, settlement proceedings and applications for fundraising or regulatory approvals, according to a government notification. The regulator also extended investment restrictions to employees’ family members, the notification, published on Saturday, said.
EAAA Alternatives wins $236 mn NHAI highway contract
Amit Agarwal, CEO, EAAA Alternatives EAAA Alternatives, the alternative asset management arm of Edelweiss Group, said Monday it has won a major national highway monetization contract in southern India from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) for an aggregate value of Rs 2,259 crore ($236 million). The transaction was executed through Epic Concessions 2 Pvt Ltd, a portfolio company of EAAA Alternatives’ Infrastructure Yield Strategy, the firm said in a press release.
Alpha AMC may upsize maiden SME fund tracking investor interest
(Photo by Aurelijus U; from Pexels) Asset management firm Alpha AMC is likely to upsize its maiden small and medium enterprises (SME)-focussed fund VentureX...... This is a Premium article. Please subscribe or log in to read the full story! Here's a selection of our recent premium content. Already a member? Click here to log in.
Singtel winds up Mauritius unit linked to Bharti Airtel investment
FILE PHOTO Singtel signage at the head office in Singapore February 12, 2015. REUTERS/Edgar Su/File Photo Singapore Telecommunications said on Monday its unit, Viridian, had been placed under members' voluntary liquidation. Singtel, Southeast Asia's largest telecom firm, said it also appointed a liquidator to manage the winding up of the Mauritius-incorporated unit.
GIP-backed Aditya Birla Renewables to buy Shell's India green unit for $1.8 bn
Kumar Mangalam Birla, chairman, Aditya Birla Group Aditya Birla Renewables Ltd (ABRen), part of the diversified Aditya Birla Group, has agreed to acquire Sprng Energy, the Indian renewable energy platform owned by Shell Plc, at an enterprise value of Rs 17,200 crore ($1.8 billion). ABRen, a subsidiary of Mumbai-listed Grasim Industries Ltd, said in a statement on Monday it will acquire Solenergi Power Pvt Ltd—the Mauritius-incorporated holding company for Sprng Energy—from Shell.
Tata Capital to acquire Kerala-based gold financier
Rajiv Sabharwal, CEO and MD, Tata Capital Tata Capital is set to acquire Kerala-based gold loan financier Yogakshemam Loans in all all-cash deal. The acquisition marks the company’s foray into the gold loan business. Yogakshemam, the operator of the brand Yogloans, is promoted by former Manappuram Finance official Unnikrishnan Idicharm Veetil.
Emcure takes full control of biopharma unit Gennova
Samit Mehta, executive director, Emcure Pharma Emcure Pharmaceuticals Ltd has acquired the remaining stake in its biopharma subsidiary, Gennova Biopharmaceuticals Ltd, taking full ownership of the company. The Mumbai-listed drugmaker also announced a leadership transition at Gennova as it sharpens its focus on biologics and biosimilars.