close

Indiamart Intermesh acquires stake in M1xchange for Rs 32.4 crore

B2B e-commerce firm Indiamart Intermesh has acquired a stake in trade receivable discounting system services firm M1xchange for Rs 32.4 crore, the fintech firm said on Monday.

New Delhi
Indiamart Intermesh acquires stake in M1xchange for Rs 32.4 crore

B2B e-commerce firm Indiamart Intermesh has acquired a stake in trade receivable discounting system services firm M1xchange for Rs 32.4 crore, the fintech firm said on Monday.

Indiamart has earlier announced a deal to acquire 7.7 per cent in M1xchange for Rs 32.4 crore and the transaction closes with the fintech firm securing the deal amount.

"M1xchange, India's largest TReDS platform, has secured over Rs 324 million in secondary funding from Indiamart Intermesh Limited, in a deal that provided part exit to SIDBI Venture Capital Limited, an early investor in the company," M1xchange said in a statement.

SIDBI Venture was the first institutional investor in the company.

"SIDBI Venture Capital Limited has partly exited with a return on investment of around 7 times, on the investment made in first tranche in 2015," the statement said.

Indiamart founder and managing director Dinesh Agarwal said that this investment is in line with the company's long-term objective of offering various fintech solutions, including invoice discounting for its customers bringing "massive value to our business".

Also Read

Indiamart Intermesh arm acquires 26.23% stake in Agillos e-com for Rs 26 cr

IndiaMART InterMESH rallies 22% in 7 days on F&O inclusion

B2B e-comm platform Indiamart's Q1 net profit rises 19% to Rs 88 cr

New F&O entrants in focus; IndiaMart, IEX, Can Fin surge up to 9%

HDFC Life, IndiaMART: These 5 stocks can fall up to 10%. Should you sell?

IPO-bound India1 Payments installs 10,000 white-label ATMs

SC gives two more weeks to CCI to decide complaint on Amazon-Future deal

Govt sells Central Electronics to Nandal Finance and Leasing for Rs 210 cr

SC grants two weeks to Amazon to put its case before CCI in Future dispute

TCS takes its digital workforce learning to Swiss Re, other clients

"TReDS is the future vehicle for India's fund starved sectors attractive for the finance companies and banks as well," Agarwal said.

First Published: Nov 29 2021 | 6:58 PM IST