Zephyr Peacock Management
Fireside leads $40m Series B for India's Ripplr
Fireside Ventures has led a USD 40m Series B round for India-based distribution and logistics platform Ripplr. The round comprised USD 28m in equity funding and USD 12m in debt.
Deal focus: Kaizen backs loans for learning
Supported by Kaizen and Zephyr Peacock India, non-banking finance company Varthana wants to provide funding to Indian schools that would otherwise go without
India's Varthana raises $14m Series B
Indian education-focused non-banking finance company (NBFC) Varthana has raised INR930 million ($14 million) in Series B funding, led by new investors Kaizen Private Equity and Zephyr Peacock India.
Zephyr targets $60m Sri Lanka fund
Global emerging markets investor Zephyr Management is looking to raise up to $60 million for a Sri Lanka-focused private equity fund.
India fundraising: Uphill battle
Investor sentiment on India is weak, with LPs wary of re-upping with PE firms that have yet to prove their ability to return capital. But as underperformers drop away, life could be all the sweeter for the survivors
PE firms eye exit as Trimax IT Infrastructure files for IPO
India’s Trimax IT Infrastructure plans to go public, facilitating a partial exit for PE backers Aditya Birla Private Equity (ABPE), Zephyr Peacock India and BanyanTree Growth Capital.
India’s Zephyr Peacock reaches second close on Fund III
India-focused GP Zephyr Peacock has reached a second close of $70 million on its third fund. The vehicle, which launched in November 2011, has a final target of $150 million. A first close of $50 million came one year ago.
India’s Zephyr Peacock buys 25% of pre-fab buildings maker
Zephyr Peacock India has bought a 25% stake in Pennar Engineered Building Systems (PEBS) for INR500 million ($9.19 million).
Zephyr Peacock, Credence back 20Cube Logistics
Zephyr Peacock India and Singapore-based Credence Partners are to invest $17 million in 20Cube Logistics for a significant minority stake.
India fundraising: Survival of the fittest
India has seen plenty of private equity spinouts but an increasingly difficult fundraising environment is expected to separate the men from the boys