The investment amount was also 29 per cent lower than the December 2017 quarter
And when it goes wrong, the business model for private equity looks shaky
Exit Rs 12,700 crore of investments by selling on stock exchanges this year
There were 13 deals worth $527.14 million and one private equity exit in the past seven days
Aggregate deal value in April saw a decline of 8% even as the number of deals increased 29%
Real estate got most investments, accounting for 37.20% of total investments in terms of deal value
It touched $3.4 bn in 2016 as against $2 bn in 2015
During the month of March, private equity and venture capital (PE/VC) deal value rose by 52 per cent, and 31 per cent by volume, over March 2016. PE/VC entities invested around $2.6 billion across 60 deals during March. Deal activity had fallen to a three-year low of $400 million across 32 deals in February. Canadian pension funds have been actively pursuing deals in India over recent quarters and that manifested in the high deal numbers over the quarter. Compared to the previous month, while deal volume almost doubled, the value grew by 6.5 times in March, according to consultancy EY.The growth in March was primarily driven by large PIPE (private investment in public equity; the selling of publicly traded common shares or some form of preferred stock or convertible security to private investors) deals by Canadian pension funds. Deal activity also picked up across other deal segments from the earlier month. From a sector perspective, telecom topped the charts due to the large ...
A PE firm estimate exits of $10.9 billion in 2015 and $9.8 billion in 2016
The average deal value for the first quarter of this year was the highest in 15 quarters
Private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) investments hit a three-year low in both value and volume last month, at $343 million in 27 deals. Exit deals and fund raising by investment entities saw an increase.In value terms, investments during February were 73 per cent less than the $1.29 billion reported in the same month of last year, according to the PE monthly round-up by EY, the tax, transaction and advisory services major. Deal volume declined by 50 per cent, from the 54 deals during February 2016.While deal volume has been declining over the past couple of months, the aggregate was supported by large-size deals. However, there were only two deals above $50 mn in February and more than half were below $10 mn, it added.More than half of the value was accounted for by only three deals. These were Fairfax's $75 mn investment in IIFL, Temask's $55 mn in used car marketplace cartrade.com, and Xander Finance's $44 mn buyout of Express Trade Tower in Noida from IL&FS.However, ...
Logistics industry is likely to grow at 8.6 per cent annually during 2015-2020
If we go to an Indian HNI they assume it means lower returns for them
Right now, pre-IPO shares are locked in for one year and minimum contribution of promoters is locked for three years
The top five deals this year accounted for 67.40% of the total investment in terms of value
Kotak Realty Fund was looking at launching an affordable housing fund: Sources
SGRF to infuse $150 mn; OIJIF Fund II is targeting a corpus of $300 million by 2017-end
PEs will do bigger deals and more buyouts while VCs will only back viable & disruptive start-ups
They shied away from pumping in more dollars after their investments hit an all-time high in 2015
E-commerce deals lowest in value, volume in over 24 months: EY