India’s private equity wave shows no signs of breaking
Following a surge in activity last year, India’s PE industry has had a less frenetic 2022, but the pace of dealmaking is expected to stay brisk, drawing the likes of Ontario Teachers’ and CPP Investments.
Hollif
October 18, 2022
A version of this article first appeared on sister publication, AsianInvestor.
Last year was always going to be a hard act to follow in India’s private equity space, but institutional investors believe that it will only continue to grow albeit at a slower pace as the market matures, particularly in late-stage ventures and sectors such as technology and healthcare.
Despite a slowdown in activity during the second half of this year, there has been growth in the number of buyouts and later-stage transactions, said Naman Bansal, an associate partner at Bain Company’s New Delhi office who co-authored the firm’s India Private Equity Report 2022....
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