Ananta Capital sets sights on Indian chemical firm as first investment target
Ananta Capital is set to make its first investment in India – into a domestic chemicals firm – via its debut $100 fund in the market, which has yet to experience its first close.
According to local reports, newly-launched Ananta is in the midst of raising its India Pledge Fund with a target of $100 million. It is expected to invest $15-20 million for a majority stake in the unnamed...
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