Holani Venture Capital Fund will capitalise on investment opportunities within the SME sector, the company said.
Holani Venture Capital Fund, a Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Registered Category I Alternative Investment Fund (Alternate Investment Fund), announced the launch of an Rs 400 crore SME-focused fund with a green shoe option of another Rs 100 crore.
The fund has now been duly registered under Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) as Category I AIF – Venture Capital Fund (VCF). After the approval from regulator, the fund is now empowered to raise and invest 300 crore rupees of the investor monies in the dynamic Indian equity markets after the aproval, the firm said in a statement.
“This milestone further enhances our ability to serve our clients and partners by providing them with access to a diverse range of investment opportunities tailored to their specific needs. This achievement marks an exciting step forward in our ongoing mission to provide unparalleled financial services and support to our valued clients,” Ashok Holani, director of Holani Consultants Private Limited said.
The fund's investment strategy remains anchored in meticulous research and prudent risk management principles, ensuring that every rupee invested is poised to yield optimal returns, while mitigating downside risks. Through a combination of thorough due diligence, sectoral expertise, and a keen eye for emerging trends, the Holani Venture Capital Fund would identify and capitalize on investment opportunities that promise long-term value creation for each of its clients.