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Indian exits reach record high in 2010Private equity firms exited a record 121 companies in India during 2010, while investments almost doubled to $7.97bn from the 2009 figure, according to recent data.
- A class of its own
Infrastructure investing in Asia is gradually emerging from the shadow of the private equity asset class, finds Siddharth Poddar.
- India’s telecom sector calls on private equity
India is the world’s second largest market in terms of mobile phone subscribers and also one of its fastest-growing. With more than 60 percent of the population still without access to telephones, there are opportunities aplenty for private equity – as recent deals show.
- Siguler: Reluctant LPs should be ‘beaten over the head’
Limited partners who discourage GPs from making investments should be sued, the founder of Siguler Guff told delegates at this week’s The Emerging Markets Private Equity Forum in London.
- IEP invests INR1.5bn in Indian EPC company
India Equity Partners has acquired a stake in A2Z Maintenance and Engineering Services in what is the company’s third round of funding.
- KKR hires ex-Vodafone CEO as senior advisor
Arun Sarin, former chief of Accel-KKR Telecom, has returned to work for the publicly traded asset management firm.
- Report: IDFC Private Equity to inject INR2.5bn in Quippo
The India-focused private equity firm is reportedly upping its stake in the publicly traded telecom infrastructure company.
- KKR bolsters India team
The global buyout firm has moved Nathaniel Taylor from its Menlo Park office to Mumbai, where it established an office in January.
- Millennium invests in FRiENDi mobile
The Middle Eastern private equity firm has done its debut deal from is maiden $1bn telecom, media and technology-focused fund.
- India Equity Partners hires former Accenture chief
The firm has strengthened its investment team with the hire of Sid Khanna, fomerly a global managing partner at Accenture, and two other partners from the consulting firm.