Participated · Equity · May 2026

UpGrad positions itself as a broad integrated learning and workforce development platform spanning formal education, certification courses, study abroad, placements, enterprise training and global mobility. The company is pursuing expansion through a proposed acquisition of Unacademy, which it says would enable entry into the online test-preparation segment including UPSC, JEE, NEET and GATE. Upon closing the Unacademy deal, UpGrad is expected to receive nearly Rs 900 crore in cash, bringing its total capital pool to around Rs 1,260 crore alongside the recently closed Rs 360 crore internal round. UpGrad plans to use the combined funds to deepen its presence across online and offline learning formats in India and overseas, and to increase investments in AI-led learning products and workforce development initiatives. The company has engaged with the Competition Commission of India by filing a merger application related to the Unacademy acquisition and has been involved in months-long negotiations over the transaction terms.

Led · Equity · May 2026

Transvolt Mobility designs, produces and deploys heavy commercial electric vehicles such as buses and trucks for municipal corporations, corporate employee transportation and haulage customers. Since inception in FY23 the company has deployed around 500 heavy commercial EVs. With the $20 million equity commitment from IFC—part of a $50 million financing round—Transvolt plans to scale production and grow its fleet to 3,500 vehicles within five years and pursue a long-term target of 8,000 heavy commercial EVs across India. The company aims to demonstrate commercial viability of electric fleets and expand access to electrified urban and industrial transport. The planned expansion is also projected to create about 8,200 jobs over the next five years.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2026

Founded in 2023 by Karim Beqqali, Yakeey is building Morocco’s digital infrastructure for real-estate transactions. The company’s platform unifies property search, valuation, brokerage and financing into a single workflow, leveraging proprietary data, technology, and a fast-growing network of trusted brokers. By digitising one of Morocco’s most fragmented sectors, Yakeey aims to create a transparent, seamless experience for buying, selling and financing property. Early traction has demonstrated the model’s scalability, positioning the firm to capture demand for modernised real-estate services across North Africa. The company plans to use fresh capital to deepen its presence in Morocco and pursue regional expansion. A recent $15 million Series A—the largest of its kind in the country—has strengthened its balance sheet and provided resources for accelerated growth.

Led · Series B · Dec 2025

ISA Saúde operates a digital platform that enables hospital-level services to be delivered in patients’ homes, replacing care that would traditionally occur in brick-and-mortar facilities. The company coordinates a network of more than 4,000 healthcare professionals and currently treats roughly 1,500 patients per day across 60 Brazilian cities. By integrating structural clinical data and artificial intelligence, ISA Saúde seeks to generate predictive insights and streamline the patient journey. With fresh capital, the company intends to triple the number of cities it serves and broaden its range of care lines. Its tech-enabled model positions it to capture growing demand for convenient, cost-effective healthcare in Brazil. The business is financed by venture investors and most recently secured a US$30 million Series B round to fuel geographic and product expansion.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

Founded in June 2021 by Jorge Vargas Neto, Fernando Ricco, Vanessa Muglia and Marcelio Leal, BHub delivers a full-stack back-office-as-a-service platform that bundles accounts payable/receivable management, payroll, accounting, finance and legal support under a monthly subscription model. The company is layering artificial intelligence across these workflows while also partnering with and acquiring traditional accounting firms to expand reach and automation capabilities. Since launch, BHub has completed 20 acquisitions—10 in the past 12 months—including the recent purchase of Agrocontar, which focuses on agribusiness accounting. Management reports a compound annual growth rate above 260 % over the last four years, improving gross margin and EBITDA, and the business has reached profitability. With its current trajectory, BHub aims to become the fifth-largest player in Brazil’s accounting market, trailing only the Big Four. The company intends to double revenue by 2026 and subsequently pursue a Series B. Proceeds from the latest round will fund technology development and the hiring of additional AI talent.