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Tarun Jindal Aug'22

The document discusses various types of investors targeting industries such as FinTech, E-Commerce, and Healthcare, emphasizing the role of technology in driving these sectors. It contrasts private equity, which is less regulated and riskier, with public equity investments that offer more liquidity and transparency. Additionally, it highlights the significant capital invested in Indian companies and the impact of private equity on the growth of startups and infrastructure development in the country.

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Tarun Jindal Aug'22

The document discusses various types of investors targeting industries such as FinTech, E-Commerce, and Healthcare, emphasizing the role of technology in driving these sectors. It contrasts private equity, which is less regulated and riskier, with public equity investments that offer more liquidity and transparency. Additionally, it highlights the significant capital invested in Indian companies and the impact of private equity on the growth of startups and infrastructure development in the country.

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TYPES OF INVESTORS

Username: FE-01226

INDUSTRIES

From an industry perspective, the highest industry/sectors which the startups are targeting are

FinTech, Internet Software & Services, E-Commerce and D2C, computer science, and Healthcare.

This distribution may change within the post-pandemic era, where I believe computing and

Healthcare will dominate. Still, one common thing among these industries is going to be: that every

single one among them will be driven by technology-based innovations.

Angel investors, corporations, business angels, debt funds, the Housing Development Finance

Corporation (HDFC), small finance banks, and venture capitalists Different Investors Investors of a

Certain Type Who Seek Entrepreneur Sponsors Business investors Governmental rules.

broadly changes based on the magnitude of the contract terms and the investor base by state, location,

and country Conflict in India Large-Cap Company is present in the majority of India's top 50 cities

and is prepared to exit for a scale-up. Without a global footprint, the small-cap company is active in

rural and small-town areas but has a potential product and market fit that could lead to a successful

exit.

Low Cap Company wants to get out of a modest deal to get growth capital.

True, individual investors lost roughly $60 billion between 2006 and 2009.

I don't believe I'm familiar with that term, would you mind elaborating/describing it to me so that

I can reason with it?”

I’m afraid I’m not very familiar with that, however I will try to answer to the best of my

understanding. I’ll think out loud based on my intuition and some preliminary thoughts I have
I admit, I’m having a difficult time thinking of a specific answer to that question. Can I share

how I would react if I were faced with that scenario.”

PRIVATE EQUITY VS PUBLIC EQUITY

Investors have the chance to invest in publicly traded equity, such as stocks and bonds, on a market

exchange with transparency and liquidity through public markets. All categories of investors have

easy access to public equity investments.

Private equity is not publicly listed, frequently necessitates a lengthy time commitment, and offers

little liquidity. Accredited investors, as defined by investing regulations as having a specific net

worth, are those who invest in private equity.

Private equity investments are less regulated than public investments, hence they are considered to be

riskier than investments in the public market.

EFFECTS

Your ideal investor is who? 10% Contribution 15-30% Investment of 80% to 95% Investment

Investment of 95% What Is Your Business's Best Investment Formula?


Utilizing a pre-made investment formula for your company would be very beneficial; investors will

review your business plan prior to investing.

If you use the investment formula, the investor will like your company. With the aid of a few easy

steps, use the best funding for your company.

Why do entrepreneurs need funding for their businesses?

In order for a startup to be successful, the founder needs funding to launch the company.

However, the other founders disagree with the fact that when entrepreneurs ask for funding from

friends, family, and members of the board of directors,

FACTORS AFFECTING STARTUPS ASIDE FROM COVID


Capital is invested in the ownership of different real estate properties by private equity real estate

funds. These funds' strategies are based on:

Core Plus: Investments in core properties that require some sort of value-added component and carry

a moderate risk/moderate return.

Value Added: A medium-to-high risk, medium-to-high return strategy involving the acquisition of

real estate that will be improved and sold for a profit. Value added strategies are frequently used with

properties that need physical improvements, have capital constraints, or have operational or

management problems.

Opportunistic: A high-risk, high-return investment strategy, opportunistic investments in real estate

call for significant renovations. Examples include purchasing raw land, making investments in

development, and issuing mortgage notes.

Re-evaluate 'normal' within the fundraising world

24 billion USD in private capital has recently been invested in Indian companies for the accounting

periods 2017–2018. Private equity firms invest about $100 billion in India over the past 13 years.

Many small and medium-sized corporations have evolved and expanded in significant part to the

private equity sector. Private equity businesses have provided seed funding all of the unicorn startups.

PE firms are also venturing into platform acquisitions in India. This gives them a sizable entry into a

particular industry and the opportunity to grow. The process of acquiring or trying to merge some

many local businesses that operate in the same field or market is known as a roll-up. Samara Capital,

KKR, Warburg Pincus. To develop infrastructure for Electric Vehicles and increase their use, the govt

introduced Battery- Swap Policy which is expected to give a big push to the EV industry. This is
expected to speed up the process of developing a battery swapping network throughout the nation. 5G

spectrum auction will be conducted in 2022 to improve connectivity but will also require world class

telecommunication infrastructure which will take a lot of time and investment.

Sources

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/privateequity.asp#:~:text=Investors%20in%20private%20equi

ty%20are,less%20regulated%20than%20public%20investments.

https://alokbadatia.com/how-to-find-investors-for-startups-in-india/

https://www.coverfox.com/personal-finance/mutual-funds/private-equity-fund/

https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/private-equity-and-principal-investors/our-insights/private-equi

ty-in-india

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