With its ability to recycle capital, Alteria Capital will effectively have more than Rs 4,000 crore available for funding startups across v...

Alteria Capital, founded in 2018 by Vinod Murali and Ajay Hattangdi, typically puts in between Rs 2 crore and Rs 100 crore in startups acro...

The announcement comes days after Bengaluru-based Portea said it had introduced specialised and critical care services, including critical ...

Portea operates across primary care, chronic disease management, elder care and post-operative care.

The Bengaluru-based company raised Rs 30 crore through non-convertible debentures, Rs 2.3 lakh in equity and Rs 2.9 crore in outstanding pr...

Alteria's equity-linked bets, however, will be used solely to plug gaps for growth-stage companies at the Series C and beyond levels.

Prasher's exit is the latest in a series of high-level resignations Innoven Capital's India CEO Hattangdi and deputy CEO Vinod Murali had l...

Alteria Capital will have a corpus of Rs 800 crore, with a greenshoe option of raising an additional Rs 200 crore.

The duo are currently on a gardening leave till July end and are expected to launch their own venture debt fund later this year.

The Temasek-backed firm has invested almost Rs 550 crore ($85 million) across 53 deals, including follow-on rounds, while adding 31 new com...

The firm, which closed deals worth Rs 110 crore at the end of the third quarter of the current fiscal, is now considering companies that ar...

Including the latest set of transactions, InnoVen has disbursed $60 million (about Rs 400 crore) across 43 transactions in 2016, according ...

“Voonik is an ecommerce 2.0 company… It’s a leaner version of how ecommerce can be done in India,” said Vinod Murali, managing director, In...

Temasek-backed InnoVen Capital has struck deals worth Rs 87 crore, having signed venture debt transactions with a number of leading Indian ...

India’s startup landscape, which saw a deluge of venture capital and private equity funding in 2015, will once again see a significant numb...

InnoVen lent money to start-ups at about 15% (interest cost) per annum. The fund also asks for a 1-1.5% equity kicker.

Innoven Capital expects a two-thirds increase in its deal count as it hopes to lend up to Rs 300 crore to startups by the end of this year.