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Gaja Capital invests $25M in Educational Initiatives

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Gaja Capital invests $25M in Educational Initiatives

One of the Mid-market private equity firm Gaja Capital has invested $25 million (about ₹172 crore) in Ahmedabad- and Bengaluru-based educational technology company Educational Initiatives, it has marked its eighth investment from its third fund. managing partner of Gaja Capital, Gopal Jain informed about the transaction but did not share further investment details. 2018 has been an active year for The Gaja Capital. The PE firm manages assets of about $500 million across its three investment vehicles, having already recorded two strong exits — TeamLease and RBL Bank — in April and June, respectively. Both investments were made from its second fund — the $180 million Gaja-II. Mr Jian said, “Education is core to our investment strategy and we are long-term believers in the K-12 opportunit...

Restaurant Chain Barbeque Nation Raises Pre-IPO Funds From Jhunjhunwala

One of the top investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's co-founded firm, Alchemy Capital Management, has recently invested Rs 80-90 crore in CX Partners-backed casual dining restaurant chain Barbeque Nation Hospitality Ltd before the IPO placement. “Alchemy Capital has picked up a minority stake in Barbeque Nation through Alchemy India Fund for a consideration of around ₹80-90 crore. The pre-IPO placement valued the company at ₹2,300-2,400 crore”. According to the reports, The capital will be used to build new restaurants and also for repayment of debt. In 2013, CX Partners had invested in the restaurant chain, Alchemy Capital was set up in 1999. The first Barbeque-Nation restaurant was launched in 2005. The company operated 81 restaurants across 42 cities in India and one in Dubai till 30 J...

Axilor Ventures Announces 20 Startups that Made To Its Fifth Accelerator Batch

Bangalore, April 13, 2017: Axilor Ventures announced the list of 20 startups that made it to its Summer'17 accelerator batch. This is its fifth batch and is the largest accelerator cohort in India. Talking of the new accelerator cohort, Ganapathy Venugopal, Co-founder and CEO of Axilor said, “The institutional capacity to support early stage startups in India is quite low - whether it is the structured programs to systematically improve the odds of success of startups, the market access that they need in their early days or the angel investment capacity. This has been Axilor's mission and by doubling the capacity of this batch to 20 startups we have taken one more step to bridge these gaps. We are very excited to work with the new cohort. The cohort of 20 startups and 52 founders mak...