Private Equity
Private Equity
Private Equity (PE) funding helps companies raise large-scale capital for expansion, acquisitions, product development, or restructuring. It involves multiple layers—financial modelling, valuation, due diligence, negotiation, term sheets, shareholder agreements, and regulatory filings. A well-managed PE process strengthens your company’s growth while protecting the interests of current promoters.
We guide you through the entire PE transaction so the deal is structured, compliant, and aligned with long-term strategy.
What we do
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Prepare investment decks, projections, and financial models
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Assist with valuation from registered valuers
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Support negotiations on term sheets and deal structure
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Draft or review Shareholders’ Agreement and Share Subscription Agreement
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Conduct legal, financial, and secretarial due diligence
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Handle MCA, FEMA, and RBI compliance for fund infusion
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Manage share allotment, cap table updates, and post-investment documentation
Why this matters
Private equity investors conduct deep due diligence. Any gaps in compliance, financial records, or shareholding structure can slow down the deal or affect valuation. A clean, prepared process builds investor confidence and ensures smooth execution.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Private Equity funding?
Capital invested by institutional or high-net-worth investors in growing companies in exchange for equity.
2. Which companies seek PE investments?
Mid-stage and growth-stage companies looking to scale operations, expand markets, or restructure.
3. Is valuation mandatory for PE deals?
Yes. A valuation report from a registered valuer is usually required for pricing and compliance.
4. What agreements are involved?
Term Sheet, Shareholders’ Agreement (SHA), Share Subscription Agreement (SSA), and sometimes ESOP amendments or side letters.
With goodwill transfers full brand reputation; without goodwill transfers only the mark, not the associated market value.