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    • ChrysCapital buys 85% stake in Theobroma, targets expansion in eastern India

      The transaction signals the first buyout in the consumer sector for the private equity firm.

    • ICICI Venture exits Epack Durable, sells shares in open market

      ICICI Venture sold 36.38 lakh shares of Epack Durable, a shareholding of 3.79 percent, through open market trades between March 24 and July 31

    • Theobroma stake sale: ICICI Venture, promoters appoint Arpwood Capital; eye valuation of Rs 3,500 crore

      Theobroma was founded in 2004, when the first pastry store opened its doors in Colaba, Mumbai. Today, the firm is a popular pan-India patisserie and cafe chain

    • ICICI Venture, Apis Partners buy minority stake in Star Health

    • ICICI Venture raises USD 190 mn via India Advantage Fund closing

    • GE to sell India financial services biz to Aion, former execs

    • Indian staffing firms Ikya, TeamLease pursuing IPOs: Source

    • Singapore's Temasek to buy Rs 500cr stake in Devyani: Srcs

    • Apollo, ICICI Venture set to raise $750m India fund in Mar

    • Jyoti Structures up 13%, Aion Cap invests Rs 300 cr in co

      Jyoti Structures shares rallied 12.6 percent in early trade Friday on a report that Aion Capital Partners invested Rs 300 crore in the company.

    • Apollo, ICICI raising $350m for India distress fund

      US private equity firm Apollo Global Management LLC and ICICI Venture, the private equity arm of No.2 Indian lender ICICI Bank , are close to raising USD 350 million to invest in distressed assets in India, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

    • Oberoi Realty buys out ICICI Venture's stake in Bby project

      Oberoi Realty today said it has purchased 50% stake in I-Ven Realty Ltd from private equity firm ICICI Venture.

    • Over $100mn PE investment in food firms this year: Report

      The food service sector in India attracted over USD 100 million (over Rs 450 crore) from private equity investors in the first half of this year, according to a report by Franchise India and FICCI.

    • ICICI Bank likely to sell off its shares in VA Tech Wabag

      Country's largest private sector lender ICICI Bank, which holds a minimal share in water treatment player VA Tech Wabag Ltd, is likely to sell off its shares over the next few months, a top company official today said.

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