Gaja Capital overview
Stories about Gaja Capital

Indian private equity enjoys the spotlight
India’s private equity market is seeing record fundraises and a shift to buyout transactions.

DPI key to India converting ‘window shopping’ investors
Investors yet to enter the South Asian market will need to see convincing DPI before taking the leap, panelists noted at the HKVCA's Asia Private Equity Forum on Friday.
India sees resurgence of IPO exits
Everstone and Gaja Capital portfolio companies have applied to list.
Gaja Capital closes third fund above target
After two years of fundraising, at the end of last year the Mumbai-based firm closed its third vehicle on $240m, a third larger than its previous vehicle.
Gaja Capital nears close for debut fund
The Mumbai-based firm focuses on growth capital investments, and has already made two investments from the $200m fund it is raising.
Gaja Capital contact information
Offices
Contacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Key Contact | Job titleChief Financial Officer | LocationMumbai, India | Email |
Job titleManaging Director and Chief Executive Officer | LocationMumbai, India | Email | |
Job titleDirector | LocationMumbai, India | Email | |
Job titleSenior Manager – Investor Relations | LocationMumbai, India | Email | |
Gaja Capital funds managed
Funds in market: 1
| Fund | Fund size | Open date | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
Fund size | Open dateDec 2025 | Strategy | |
Closed funds: 6
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
Fund size | Close dateDec 2023 | Strategy | |
Fund size | Close dateJun 2023 | Strategy | |
Fund size | Close dateAug 2007 | Strategy | |
Stories that mention Gaja Capital
EMPEA: 'Asia is most attractive region'
EMPEA is looking to get deeper into Asia, say its chief executive Cate Ambrose, and Julie Ruvolo, managing director of venture capital.
Exclusive: ICICI targets $500m for Indian private equity
The firm, led by Vishakha Mulye, is back in the market after closing its special situations fund in May
Playing catch up
The mismatch between demand and supply in India’s education sector presents a slew of investment opportunities, writes Siddharth Poddar.