Indiaco Ventures Gets Nod For Equity Investment In Incucapital Advisors (06-Jan-2012)
Indiaco Ventures has received an approval for 26% equity investment in Incucapital Advisors in pursuance of authority given by the board of directors of the company. With this investment in Incucapital, IndiaCo will be able to work through the startup to the development of growth life cycle of an enterprise. The board at its meeting held on January 05, 2012 has approved for the same.
Incucapital is a startup platform across India that provides physical incubation and enables investment to startups/ early stage companies. Incucapital provides advisory, mentoring, consultancy and other services in all aspects relating to fund raising and business developments initiatives for startups as well as matured companies irrespective of what type of industry they belong to.
IncuCapital has partnered with many PE funding organisations like Indian Angel Network, Mumbai Angels and some other Venture Capital firms as well. Microsoft recently appointed IncuCapital as its BizSpark Network Partner.
Indiaco Ventures is an investment firm listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange that provides growth capital, strategic direction and hands-on operational expertise to fast growing companies. They invest their proprietary capital, manage Private Equity funds, and also provide PE placement and M&A advisory services.
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