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Big Deal | Investors emphasise India’s investment potential amidst global challenges
Oct 20, 2023 7:50 AM

The Indian Venture and Alternate Capital Association (IVCA) Summit, held in New Delhi, has drawn attention to India's promising investment landscape. Leading investors, Rahul Bhasin, Managing Partner at Baring Pvt Equity Partners, and Jayanta Basu, Managing Partner at CX Partners, shared their insights on the investment outlook for India during an interview with CNBC-TV18's Nisha Poddar.

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Rahul Bhasin, in discussing the current investment sentiment in India, expressed his optimism, stating, "If you look at all the drivers of economic growth, productivity, the adoption of technology, and returns, India is in a real sweet spot." He emphasised that, even in the face of potential challenges like rising energy prices, India remains well-positioned.

Bhasin attributed this strength to the country's robust digital infrastructure, which enhances governance and payment systems, ultimately boosting the efficiency and productivity of the economy.

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Jayanta Basu chimed in on the topic of funding for startups, noting a shift in investor behaviour. He observed, "Investors have become more discerning about where they put their money. They're no longer swayed solely by valuations or pyramid schemes. Instead, they are focusing on solid business models, and this trend is evident across various sectors." This change reflects a more sustainable and measured approach to investment in India's burgeoning startup ecosystem.

When discussing buyout opportunities in the Indian market, Basu pointed out that matured businesses are attracting significant interest. "Buyout funds are highly active," he stated, "and they are pouring substantial capital into acquiring and consolidating companies across sectors." This trend is visible in IT and healthcare, where companies are being rolled up and combined to create greater value. Entrepreneurs are also recognising the potential in this buyout strategy, signalling a promising outlook for India's investment landscape.

For full interview, watch accompanying video

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