General Atlantic Intends To Invest $2B In India, Southeast Asia: Reuters
General Atlantic Intends To Invest $2B In India, Southeast Asia: Reuters
A senior executive at global private equity company General Atlantic told Reuters that the firm plans to invest $2 billion in India and Southeast Asia over the next two years as lowering valuations make the region's startups more attractive.
What happened: According to Sandeep Naik, General Atlantic's head of business in India and Southeast Asia, the company is in early-stage investment talks with about 15 companies in sectors like technology, financial services, retail, and consumer.
General Atlantic is ready to ease its purse strings after investing just $190 million in Indian startups in 2021, its lowest annual figure ever, Naik said in an interview at the World Economic Forum in the Swiss ski town of Davos.
Why it's Important: "The realism is setting in. We were waiting for the value creation to happen. We are now ready," Naik said of General Atlantic's plans for India and Southeast Asia, where it has investments of more than $4.5 billion, mainly in India.
"We are very bullish on India, Indonesia, and Vietnam," Naik added, omitting to name any companies under consideration.
Given the challenging market conditions and decreasing values, General Atlantic advises its portfolio companies to consider consolidation opportunities.
"Now is the best time to consolidate... Strong gets stronger," Naik explained.
A senior executive at global private equity company General Atlantic told Reuters that the firm plans to invest $2 billion in India and Southeast Asia over the next two years as lowering valuations make the region's startups more attractive.
全球私募股權公司General Atlantic的一位高級管理人員告訴路透社，該公司計劃在未來兩年內在印度和東南亞投資20億美元，因爲估值的降低使該地區的初創企業更具吸引力。
What happened: According to Sandeep Naik, General Atlantic's head of business in India and Southeast Asia, the company is in early-stage investment talks with about 15 companies in sectors like technology, financial services, retail, and consumer.
發生了甚麼：通用大西洋印度和東南亞業務主管桑迪普·奈克表示，該公司正在與科技、金融服務、零售和消費等領域的大約15家公司進行早期投資談判。
General Atlantic is ready to ease its purse strings after investing just $190 million in Indian startups in 2021, its lowest annual figure ever, Naik said in an interview at the World Economic Forum in the Swiss ski town of Davos.
奈克在瑞士滑雪小鎮達沃斯舉行的世界經濟論壇上接受採訪時說，通用大西洋在2021年僅向印度初創公司投資了1.9億美元，這是有史以來最低的年度數字，因此已準備好緩解資金緊張。
Why it's Important: "The realism is setting in. We were waiting for the value creation to happen. We are now ready," Naik said of General Atlantic's plans for India and Southeast Asia, where it has investments of more than $4.5 billion, mainly in India.
爲甚麼它很重要：“現實主義正在形成。我們一直在等待價值創造的發生。我們現在已經準備好了。” 奈克談到通用大西洋在印度和東南亞的計劃時說，該公司在印度的投資超過45億美元，主要在印度。
"We are very bullish on India, Indonesia, and Vietnam," Naik added, omitting to name any companies under consideration.
奈克補充說：“我們非常看好印度、印度尼西亞和越南，” 他沒有透露任何正在考慮的公司的名字。
Given the challenging market conditions and decreasing values, General Atlantic advises its portfolio companies to consider consolidation opportunities.
鑑於充滿挑戰的市場條件和不斷下跌的價值，通用大西洋建議其投資組合公司考慮整合機會。
"Now is the best time to consolidate... Strong gets stronger," Naik explained.
“現在是整合的最佳時機...強者會變得更強，” 奈克解釋說。
譯文內容由第三人軟體翻譯。
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