India's economy is projected to surpass USD 4 trillion in 2024-25 and reach USD 7 trillion by 2030 and will become 3rd largest economy, surpassing Japan and Germany.
Invicta Continuum Fund is a Category 2 AIF focused on capturing the vast potential of the multiple sectors that are growing in India. Leveraging our deep understanding of the local landscape and extensive network, we aim to generate superior returns for our investors while managing risk prudently. We are your gateway to seizing opportunities in India's dynamic and evolving economic landscape
The fund would focus on companies with low leverage, long runway of growth and promoters’ capabilities. The fund manager would focus more on the cashflows & balance sheet rather than just P&L. We believe that growth as well as controls (financial & non-financial) need to go together for sustainable value creation. Our aim is to invest in undiscovered & uncovered gems. The fund shall take the benefit of the fund manager’s extensive understanding of multiple industries and the growth drivers.
Over 22 years of rich experience in corporate/commercial (Mid/Small Cap) banking space. Brings a deep understanding of the commercial and financial landscape.
Has a flair for spotting investment opportunities and evaluating capital structure / competitive positioning of the companies.
Focus on investing in companies with strong earnings expansion.
Our primary objective is to identify and invest in high-potential opportunities by leveraging our deep understanding of Indian equity markets. We aim to achieve the following objectives.
Deliver superior returns to the investors through prudent allocation of capital by actively investing in low leverage and high-growth companies
Aim to unlock value in the investments and maximise returns for the investors, by leveraging deep understanding of the domestic market dynamics and extensive network of industry connections.
Every investment decision is strategically crafted to cultivate long-term growth and financial success.
India's economy is projected to surpass USD 4 trillion in 2024-25 and reach USD 7 trillion by 2030 and will become 3rd largest economy, surpassing Japan and Germany.
The number of MSMEs is expected to grow from 6.3 crore, of which only 40% have ever availed credit from formal sources to approximately 7.5 crore in the next few years, growing at a projected CAGR of 2.5%.
The number of SMEs having access to the capital market is minuscule compared to the overall potential.
SMEs currently contribute 30% to India's GDP and have a market value of nearly USD 1 trillion. They are projected to double their economic contribution to over USD 2 trillion by 2024, creating an additional 50 million jobs.
Initiatives such as the “Make in India” campaign, the “Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum”, incubation facilities, support programs for women entrepreneurs, and various financial schemes and incentives have been introduced to encourage entrepreneurship, ease regulatory compliance, and provide financial assistance to MSMEs. These initiatives are creating a favourable investment climate and reducing the barriers for investors.
Credit growth is soaring at its highest levels growing at a rate of 15% year-on-year, reviving capacity expansion of companies and boosting Industrialisation. This whole manufacturing upsurge shall be aided by corporates' access to capital markets.