XP Private Equity has acquired a minority stake in Brazil-based insurance company Pottencial Seguradora for BRL275m (approximately USD54m). Read more… Read More
Flashpoint Venture Capital has reached a USD50m first close for its third VC fund. The vehicle, which targets USD75-100m, will invest in international companies founded by management teams from CEE & CIS, Israel, the Baltics, and Finland. Read more… Read More
D1 Capital Partners led a EUR150m (approximately USD182m) equity round for Estonia-based ridesharing and food delivery app Bolt, with participation from Darsana Capital Partners. Read more… Read More
Gaja Capital led a USD32m Series B for Indian marketing automation and customer-relationship platform LeadSquared with participation from existing investors GSK Velu-led Stakeboat Capital and AppDynamics founder Jyoti Bansal. Read more… Read More
Multiple Ventures invested an undisclosed seed round in Indian HRtech Nova Benefits. Read more… Read More
Inspired Evolution, through its Evolution II fund, and co-investors Norfund and Sagemcom have invested USD35m to establish ESCOTEL, a sub-Saharan Africa-focused clean energy services company. Read more… Read More
Swedfund has committed an additional USD10m to the African Development Partners III (ADP III) fund, a pan-African, consumer-focused fund managed by Development Partners International (DPI). Swedfund originally invested USD15m in 2019. Read more… Read More
Chinese VC Befor Capital has reached a USD76.3m first close for Fund III and a USD30.5m first close for Fund IV. Befor invests in the consumption upgrade, advanced technology, and modern services fields in China. Read more… Read More
Sanlam Investments has reached a second close for its SME Debt Fund, adding ZAR100m (approximately USD6.6m) to the ZAR250m (approximately USD16.6m) raised in September 2020. The SME Debt Fund has committed ZAR110m (approximately USD7.3m) in debt relief to three South Africa-based businesses: non-banking financial institutions Mettle Administrative Services… Read More
TLcom Capital led a USD3.75m Series A for Kenya-based healthtech Ilara Health, with participation from DOB Equity, Global Ventures, and Chandaria Capital. Read more… Read More
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