
Fund I
Jina’s first investment fund
was an India-focused fund with the following
strategy:
| Term |
September
2005 – July 2008
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Size

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Drawdown $50 million from one Japanese LP |
Summary |
$1M - $5M investments
for minority stakes in Indian private
companies and small/mid cap public
companies
|
Industries |
Manufacturing and Infrastructure Services
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Exit
Strategy |
Jina obtained exits
through the following routes –
institutional trade sale (secondary),
open market sale (PIPE), promoter
buy-back and pre-IPO sale |
Performance |
12 investments in India, with 11.4 exits achieved. The fund boasts top quartile performance and one of the highest liquidity/realization rates in the Indian PE industry |
Fund II
Jina’s second investment fund is an India – centric fund, with the following strategy:
| Anticipated
Closing |
2010 |
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Anticipated Size

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$200 million from institutional investors in Europe, Middle East, Asia and USA |
Industries |
Life Science Services, Manufacturing Services and Infrastructure Services |
Target
Companies |
“Platform Businesses” which are highly scalable and exportable to the international market
Excellent management team with track record of high return on capital
Mature service business (revenue north of $30M) with an established plan to expand into international markets
Superior corporate governance and transparency norms, previous institutional ownership preferred
Proprietary technology and/or processes |
Jina
Value-Add |
Jina shall assist portfolio companies with completing specific strategic transactions in the international market, including M&A, technology acquisitions, joint ventures or establishing overseas marketing offices. Jina shall also assist portfolio companies with improving corporate governance
The investment objective is to enhance the portfolio company’s value to strategic acquirers and thus generate over sized returns irrespective of the exit vehicle. |
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