Pantomath Capital Management, in exchange for a minority stake.
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The company intends to use the funds to expand its manufacturing capabilities and enter markets beyond its current strongholds in eastern and northeastern India.
BVF, a Category II alternative investment fund (AIF) is managed by Mumbai-based Pantomath's cofounder Madhu Lunawat. This investment was made through BVF's second fund, which has a total corpus of Rs 1,650 crore.
“When we support these family-run businesses, typically they come with a lot of business acumen, and we need not teach them how to run businesses as they have been doing it for decades. They have seen a lot of business cycles and iterations that they would have done in the business. So, they have great opportunities,” Lunawat, chief investment officer of BVF, told ET.
Previously, BVF has backed companies like cookware manufacturer Aniket Metals and baby diaper manufacturer Millennium Babycares.
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