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TPG investment in Kirloskar-backed Arka Fincap: What the deal entails and how funds will be used

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CNBC TV18 reported that Arka Fincap, a lender backed by the Kirloskar group, signed an investment deal worth an initial ₹525 crore with TPG. The outlet said the money will go towards expanding the company's retail lending and technology operations. BusinessLine reported the same ₹525 crore initial amount, and said the agreements were signed with The Rise Funds. Both outlets put the figure at ₹525 crore, so they agree on the size of the first tranche. An initial amount means the first part of the investment; the reports do not give the total size of the deal. Retail lending means loans given to individuals rather than to companies. The reports do not name the buyers of any stake or give a date for the money to come in.

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CNBC TV18  · · Tone 0

TPG investment in Kirloskar-backed Arka Fincap: What the deal entails and how funds will be used

Arka Fincap has secured an initial investment of ₹525 crore from TPG to expand its retail lending and technology operations.

CNBC TV18  · · Tone 0

Kirloskar Oil Engines arm Arka Fincap signs ₹800 crore investment deal with TPG

Kirloskar-backed Arka Fincap has signed definitive agreements with TPG's The Rise Funds for an investment of up to ₹800 crore to expand its secured retail lending business.

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