Private Equity and Venture Capital deals have grown from US$2 billion per year in 2004 to US$2 billion a month in 2018, on average.
Private Equity in India has evolved over the past two decades to a significant level of sophistication and continues an upward momentum. Private Equity investors include a variety of participants, as there are the big multi-billion-dollar funds, medium-sized funds, and those investing in start-ups or niche players, and some more recently looking at distressed and special situations. Many have a full in-house setup in India for statistical, financial and economic research, supported by legal and financial experts.
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Private Equity and Venture Capital deals have grown from US$2 billion per year in 2004 to US$2 billion a month in 2018, on average. In the second quarter of 2019, India had foreign exchange reserves of about US$425 billion, and Mutual Funds have US$380 billion AUM. These numbers reflect a very robust investment environment.
Source: Financial Express
