Capital for the next phase — sized so the promoter keeps control.
We raise growth capital for revenue-generating companies scaling capacity, distribution, geographies or product — structured as minority equity, quasi-equity or a debt-equity blend so expansion is funded without unnecessary dilution.
- Ticket size
- ₹5 Cr – ₹500+ Cr
- Typical stake
- Minority — usually 10% – 30%
- Instruments
- Equity, CCPS, CCD, blended structures
- Indicative timeline
- 12 – 24 weeks to closing
- Geography
- India · GCC · Cross-border
Growth Capital — scope of work.
- Capital-plan design across equity, quasi-equity and debt so dilution is matched to the actual need
- Investor narrative, financial model and data room built to withstand institutional diligence
- Valuation positioning, dilution modelling and round structuring including tranching against milestones
- Matched introductions to growth funds, family offices and strategic investors under signed NCND
- Term-sheet negotiation, governance terms, diligence management and closing support
Minority Growth Equity
Primary equity for expansion with the promoter retaining operating control.
Structured / Quasi Equity
CCDs, CCPS and similar instruments balancing downside protection with limited dilution.
Blended Debt + Equity
Debt for the funded asset base with equity only for the growth spend it cannot carry.
Secondary / Partial Exit
Liquidity for existing shareholders alongside a primary growth round.
Where we take a growth capital mandate.
Answers before the first call.
What stage of company is growth capital for?
Companies already generating revenue with a proven model, raising to expand capacity, distribution, geography or product — rather than to prove initial product-market fit.
How much dilution should a growth round involve?
Most growth rounds land between 10% and 30%. Where the requirement is partly asset-backed, we fund that portion with debt or quasi-equity so equity is used only where nothing else fits.
How long does a growth capital raise take?
Typically 12 to 24 weeks from mandate to closing, including preparation, investor process, diligence and documentation.