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Venturi Partners closes maiden fund with US$175m

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Vivienne Tay

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Published Tue, Apr 26, 2022 · 01:18 PM
    • L-R: Rishika Chandan (managing director), Nicholas Cator (founder and managing partner), Lauren Burns, (chief operating officer) and Sarvesh Nevatia (executive director).
    • L-R: Rishika Chandan (managing director), Nicholas Cator (founder and managing partner), Lauren Burns, (chief operating officer) and Sarvesh Nevatia (executive director). PHOTO: VENTURI PARTNERS

    SINGAPORE-BASED Venturi Partners on Tuesday (Apr 26) closed its maiden fund with a sum of US$175 million. It may increase the quantum if demand for investments goes up, it added.

    The Asia-focused investment platform raised commitments from large EU and Asian family offices, including Peugeot Invest, Ackermans & Van Haaren and Frederic De Mevius – the founder of Verlinvest and part of the family ownership of ABI.

    Founded in 2019, Venturi Partners typically invests US$10 million to US$40 million in the Series B to Series D rounds of high-growth Asian consumer companies with an online or offline presence. Sectors range from fast moving consumer goods to education and healthcare services.

    Last week, the investment platform led the US$55 million Series C funding round of Singapore-based halal cosmetics company Believe. Its first investment was in Livspace, India’s interior design and home renovation platform.

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