Venture Capital firm IvyCap Ventures has raised Rs 2,100 crore through its Fund III, with 90 per cent of the corpus coming from domestic investors. Fund III had a basic corpus of Rs 1,500 crore and a provision to raise an additional Rs 600 crore as greenshoe option. "We have raised Rs 2,100 crore. Majority of the fund has come from our existing investors and 90 per cent is domestic capital," IvyCap Ventures Founder and Managing Partner Vikram Gupta told PTI. "Despite challenges in domestic capital flow, we have stuck to our theory that there is enough domestic capital which will continue to grow. With Fund III we have proved it," he said. The Fund III is almost 4 times the size of Fund II, IvyCap said, adding that it plans to invest in Indian startups over a period of 12 years. The Fund plans to invest in about 25 companies at Series A with an average starting investment amount of Rs 30-50 crore. "We are sector agnostic fund. We have already committed around 40 per cent of the fu
Himadri Speciality Chemical Ltd, a Kolkata-based speciality chemicals major, to expand its speciality carbon black capacity in a brownfield expansion project in West Bengal, with an estimated investment of Rs 220 crores, a company official said on Sunday. The expansion is envisaged to meet the increasing demand from Europe amid an impending ban on Russian carbon black imports in the EU. The expansion, scheduled to be operational within the next 18 months and located at Singur in the Hooghly district, will be funded through internal accruals. This additional capacity of 70,000 tonnes per annum will increase the company's speciality carbon black capacity to 1.3 lakh tonnes per annum, enhancing the cumulative capacity to 2.5 lakh tonnes from the current 1.8 lakh tonnes, the official added. "We foresee a significant uptick in demand for speciality carbon black, especially with the impending ban on Russian carbon black imports into the European Union. The gradual increase in the proport
Secretary at the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry Rajesh Kumar Singh, India's Ambassador to Russia, Vinay Kumar, and Russian Deputy Minister of Economic Development Vladimir Ilyichev attended the first India-Russia Investment Forum.The event was organized by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry in collaboration with the Indian Embassy in Moscow and Invest India. More than 270 Indian and Russian business representatives, entrepreneurs, financial institutions, industry associations and government officials engaged in the Investment Forum.In a post on X, Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade, Ministry of Commerce and Industry stated, "@DPIITGoI in collaboration with @IndEmbMoscow & @InvestIndia organised the first India-Russia Investment Forum, featuring addresses from Mr. Rajesh Kumar, Secy, DPIIT, Ambassador @vkumar1969 & Mr. ...
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