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Akshaypat Singhania of JK International Has Created a Fund to Invest 100 crore in Startup Ventures
November 20, 2018
Business Wire IndiaAkshaypat Singhania, the scion fourth generation of the Singhania family, has created a fund of Rs 100 crore to invest in lifestyle, healthcare, food and beverage companies and other startups.
Mr. Singhania is looking for startups in India that have built brands but are now struggling to raise funds for re-engineering. Based on India’s robust growth, a growing middle class and increasing consumption, Mr. Singhania has observed sustainable double-digit growth potential in healthcare and lifestyle sectors. As an established builder of businesses himself, he is identifying entrepreneurs who can combine skill with financial management capabilities.
Commenting on his plans, Mr. Akshaypat Singhania, Chairman and MD, JK International says, “I am looking for companies with strong commitment, which have sustained profitable growth, should have better understanding of business model, understanding of future trends. I follow the mantra of ‘Invest and intensify’. I do not intend to only invest and wait for investments to appreciate, but also use my own experience to help the business grow larger to build a professional team, implement better processes, strengthen use of technology and to infuse transparency in the system so that the business can strive ceaselessly for growth and efficiency. The model should rest on a deep understanding of the business and deliver positive social impact.”
Source: Businesswire
Mr. Singhania is looking for startups in India that have built brands but are now struggling to raise funds for re-engineering. Based on India’s robust growth, a growing middle class and increasing consumption, Mr. Singhania has observed sustainable double-digit growth potential in healthcare and lifestyle sectors. As an established builder of businesses himself, he is identifying entrepreneurs who can combine skill with financial management capabilities.
Commenting on his plans, Mr. Akshaypat Singhania, Chairman and MD, JK International says, “I am looking for companies with strong commitment, which have sustained profitable growth, should have better understanding of business model, understanding of future trends. I follow the mantra of ‘Invest and intensify’. I do not intend to only invest and wait for investments to appreciate, but also use my own experience to help the business grow larger to build a professional team, implement better processes, strengthen use of technology and to infuse transparency in the system so that the business can strive ceaselessly for growth and efficiency. The model should rest on a deep understanding of the business and deliver positive social impact.”
Source: Businesswire
