Venturi Partners announces first close of $150 million for its second fund
Consumer -oriented Venturi Partners announced the first closing of its second fund at $ 150 million. The growth phase firm targets a total of 225 million dollars with the Fund II and is waiting to close completely by June 2026.
With the new fund launched in March, Venturi will invest in companies in consumer initiatives who want to collect funds in D series T series to the B Series.
The Singapore -based company will invest in 10 companies on the life cycle of the fund with the check dimensions ranging from 15 to 40 million dollars. Venturi also offers its limited partners, to those who contribute to the creation of Fund II, together with the company at a ratio of 1: 1.
“This strong response confirms our thesis and the power of our unique team that we have built in the last five years, Nich said Nicholas Cator, the founder and executive partner of Venturi Partners. He said.
Rishika Chandan, the executive partner of Venturi Partners, continues to emerge as a powerful growth market in the midst of global volatility and creates a compelling long -term investment opportunity that adapts well with our strategy. “We are sure that we will provide strong returns with our Applied Business Expertise.”
The first fund of the company was 180 million dollars collected from leading families in 2022 in Europe and Asia. Through the first fund, Venturi invested in seven companies in education, food and beverage, beauty and personal care, retail and home interiors.
The company’s portfolio companies include Livspace, Country Love, Believe, Pickup Coffee, K-12 Techno Services and Just Run. There are eight more planned investments that have not yet been announced from the Fund.
In 2022, Country Lint collected 108 million dollars in a D -series tour led by Venturi Partners and Singapore’s state investment company TEMASEK.
Last year, Ed-Tech K-12 Techno Services from Navneet Education received a minority shares for $ 27 million.
Earlier this year, Venturi Partners made an investment of $ 25 million in Just Quick Run, an affordable shoe company.
