Private equity firm Advent International divests $350 million in its second exit from India during the year 2025.
In the dynamic world of private equity, several firms are cashing out on their investments in India, taking advantage of a buoyant stock market.
Cronus Pharma, a pharmaceutical company, is attracting interest from private equity (PE) firms four years after a failed Aurobindo deal. The identity of the interested PE firms remains undisclosed. This exit was made nearly four months after global private equity firm Advent International reduced its stake in an unnamed financial services company.
Advent International has made a second exit from its India portfolio this year, but the financial terms of the deal remain undisclosed. The specific financial services company involved in this transaction is also not named in the article.
Another global private equity firm, Warburg Pincus, has concluded an exit from an India-based financial services firm. The details of the financial terms and the identity of the company are not provided.
TPG Capital, another global player, has already exited twice from its portfolio in India this year. The first exit took place in March 2025, and the second in August 2025, with the financial terms of both exits undisclosed.
WestBridge, a private equity firm, has completed an exit from a decade-old BFSI (Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance) investment with significant returns. The specific BFSI firm and the financial terms of the exit are not specified. Similarly, the specific financial services firms involved in the exits by Warburg Pincus and Rivendell PE are not named in the article.
Rivendell PE is expected to take a substantial loss on another legacy India investment, but the nature of the 'haircut' taken by Rivendell PE from its investment is not specified. The exact nature of the 'haircut' taken by JM Financial PE from its nine-year-old BFSI bet is also not provided. It is not clear from the article what other investments JM Financial PE has made in the BFSI sector.
As alternative investors take advantage of a buoyant stock market to cash out on their investments, it remains to be seen how these exits will impact the overall performance of the portfolios of these private equity firms in India.
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