Novastar Partners makes first LP bet on AJVC
The AJVC investment is part of Novastar's broader private-markets strategy that combines fund investments with selective direct bets on private companies.
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The AJVC investment is part of Novastar's broader private-markets strategy that combines fund investments with selective direct bets on private companies.
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The round also saw participation from Baring Private Equity India, Saison Capital Pte. Ltd. and UNLEASH, along with other investors.
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The funding round also witnessed participation from several industrial entrepreneurs and existing investors, including Nikhil Sawhney and Varun Agarwal.
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