BlackSoil NBFC raises Rs 100 crore to boost credit profile


New Delhi, Mar 11 (IANS): BlackSoil NBFC, the flagship arm of alternative credit platform BlackSoil Group, on Monday raised equity of Rs 100 crore from its existing Indian investors and family offices through a rights issue.

The equity infusion will improve credit profile and increase borrowing capabilities, BlackSoil said in a statement.

BlackSoil’s portfolio includes investments in growth companies such as Ideaforge, Upstox, Bluestone, OYO, Udaan, Zetwerk, Spinny, Yatra, Purplle, and Curefoods.

This latest funding round marks BlackSoil NBFC's fourth capital infusion within eight years, bringing its total equity raise to over Rs 250 crore.

“This funding will enable us to accelerate our growth trajectory and further solidify our position as a leading player in the alternative credit space,” said Ankur Bansal, Co-founder and Director of BlackSoil.

Additionally, the firm has secured debt financing of over Rs 1,700 crore from high net-worth individuals, banks and other NBFCs, further bolstering its financial position.

At the group level, the company has surpassed Rs 5,000 crore disbursement across 214 deals by December 2023.

It recently unveiled its supply chain financing vertical, SaralSCF, as a part of its strategic expansion plan to empower new economy businesses with customised financing solutions. SaralSCF has already disbursed over Rs 1,500 crore and onboarded more than 110 “anchor partners,” said the company.

“With a strong asset base, this equity round will equip the company to expand our assets under management (AUM) in new-age economy sectors,” said BlackSoil investor Gnanesh (Sunil) Gala, Managing Director, Navneet Education.

 

  

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