Private Equity

Private equity represents long-term capital invested in private companies—often to support their growth, strategic transitions, or restructuring. Unlike publicly traded shares, these investments are made in businesses that are not listed on stock exchanges, enabling a more tailored approach to value creation.

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Private Equity involves investing directly into private companies with growth potential, often providing both capital and strategic guidance.

Unlisted Equity usually refers to pre-IPO or secondary share transactions, while Private Equity is long-term capital deployed to scale businesses and drive transformation.

Institutional investors, family offices, and accredited individuals who seek exposure to long-term, high-potential opportunities participate in Private Equity.

Private Equity focuses on businesses with strong fundamentals, scalable models, or transformation opportunities across diverse sectors.

They provide strategic direction, operational expertise, governance support, and networks to help businesses accelerate growth.

PE investments are typically long-term, ranging from 4–7 years, depending on the company’s growth journey and strategy.

Yes, through specialized funds, investment platforms, or co-investment structures designed to aggregate accredited investors.