Executive Summary

Kubera Cross-Border Fund Limited is a newly incorporated, closed-end, Cayman Islands company established to make investments in businesses that leverage India-based resources for lower costs or greater access to talent. The Company has appointed Kubera Partners LLC, a newly incorporated investment management company as its investment manager (\Kubera Partners\). The two founding principals of the investment manager, Messrs. Kumar Mahadeva and Ramanan Raghavendran (together, the \Executive Team\), have, in aggregate, over 30 years of operating and investment experience in the India-centric cross-border sector. In order to augment the experience and expertise of the investment manager, Kubera Partners has established an advisory panel which will consist of complementary business leaders and investment specialists. The Company will seek to make India-centric investments that fall into the broad categories of North American or Europe-based businesses that seek to outsource key functions to India; and India-based companies that serve, or wish to serve, North American or European markets and that can benefit from more developed, Western-style management and sales processes. The Company expects to focus the majority of its investments in the business services and IT-enabled services sector. The Company and its subsidiaries (the \Group\) intends to make investments in companies or assets located in India and in the US. The Group may selectively target companies that use low-cost domiciles other than India and may also selectively target companies that serve other attractive developed markets, such as Japan. The geographic mix of investments may vary over time depending on the relative attractiveness of opportunities among countries and regions. The Group will invest and hold equity and/or debt securities in investee companies, ideally securing majority control, where the Investment Manager believes that the experience and expertise of the Executive Team will facilitate growth, improve profitability, and enable an attractive exit. The Group will typically attempt to secure a control position in an investee Company, either solely or as part of an investment consortium. In the event that the Group holds a minority interest, the Investment Manager will seek to secure adequate minority protection rights. No one initial investment will exceed 20 per cent. of the Company's net asset value at the time of the investment.

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