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SME-IPO Anchor

As a registered FII, we are eligible to serve as anchor investors in SME IPOs, with allocation secured in advance.
Deep, long-standing ties with merchant bankers open doors to select SME IPO mandates.
Following detailed review of each issuer, we typically take modest stakes—drawn mainly from our proprietary capital.
This approach lets us back fast-growing SMEs and capture meaningful upside when shares begin trading.
Some of these listings may deliver outsized returns over time.

Indian markets today see heavy activity across equities, debt, block and bulk trades, rights issues, and comparable instruments.
Distressed M&A, balance-sheet restructuring, and private credit remain especially active segments.
Our network of market intermediaries periodically brings us into special-situation deals on an invitation basis.
Such situations aim to unlock value for incoming capital through stronger financial and operational stewardship.
Where our diligence supports a commitment of house capital, we may extend the same themes to a chosen group of investors.

Foreign capital continues to flow into India's venture ecosystem, including unicorn transactions, while an estimated USD 500 billion-plus in private-market equity remains untapped.
Buoyant market conditions have spurred a wave of IPO candidates and heightened activity in public equity fundraising.
Through intermediary relationships, we source Private Investment in Public Equity (PIPE) slots in well-regarded businesses.
We screen for companies with durable growth profiles and offer clients access ahead of a public market debut.
Historically, we have taken part in secondary transactions in several prominent unicorns that later completed successful listings.

Prior pre-IPO allocations have included KPI Green Energy Limited, Sotac Pharmaceuticals Limited, and Petro Carbon & Chemicals Ltd.

Stock selection is not our headline strength; nonetheless, we occasionally surface names worth a closer look after sifting broker and sell-side research.
When a theme is sufficiently developed, we circulate it to clients so each may choose whether to co-invest on their own terms.
Regular dialogue with intermediaries has helped us maintain a shortlist of names we track with interest.
Where pricing looks attractive, we may build focused, concentrated holdings in selected names from that list.