Over the years, Private Equity (PE) and Venture Capital (VC) sectors in India have proven their resilience and adaptability in attracting substantial capital inflows into the industry even when there has been global...
Over the years, Private Equity (PE) and Venture Capital (VC)
sectors in India have proven their resilience and adaptability in
attracting substantial capital inflows into the industry even when
there has been global uncertainty and continued fluctuations of
market cycles. PE and VC investments in the year 2024 alone saw a
5% annual growth, touching US$56 billion
bolstered by a notable rise in buyout transactions and a
thriving pipeline of high-growth enterprises across sectors. The
maturity and growth of the market can be seen in the record
domestic fundraising, where fund managers such as Kedaara Capital closed a fund on US$1.74
billion indicating a strong level of confidence in the domestic
institutional investors and family offices. For sustaining this
growth, it depends not just on the appetite of investors but also
on the efficient internal mechanics that guarantee capital is
deployed in a timely manner. One of these significant tools, yet
often overlooked is the
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