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Inga, TIH Singapore tie up to launch PE fund for mid-sized companies

The fund has set an overall target of raising Rs 500 crore and has received commitment of Rs 25 crore

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It will follow a sector agnostic approach with positive bias towards specialty chemicals, FMCG, electronics, food, agriculture and healthcare sector.

BS Reporter Mumbai
Domestic investment bank Inga Ventures (Inga) and tied up with Singapore’s TIH to launch a private equity fund that will invest in mid-sized companies.

The fund has set an overall target of raising Rs 500 crore and has received commitment of Rs 25 crore.

It will follow a sector agnostic approach with positive bias towards specialty chemicals, FMCG, electronics, food, agriculture and healthcare sector.

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