Avendus Capital's Industrials vertical, services manufacturing businesses in raw materials and industrial components that integrate to create India’s manufacturing behemoth. The team consists of professionals with 50+ years of combined investment banking experience in manufacturing and related industries. One of the focus areas is specialty chemicals which is witnessing strong interest, driven by India’s low-cost manufacturing ecosystem and the progressively increasing culture of R&D and innovation.
Sub-Sectors in Focus
Our mergers and acquisitions (M&A) advisory and private equity (PE) syndication services are recognized as amongst the best in these chosen sub-sectors.
- Specialty chemicals
- Automobile and automotive components
- Packaging products
- Capital goods
- Flow control
- Building materials
- Industrial Automation
- Power ancillaries
- Infrastructure ancillaries
- Renewable energy
- Industrial consumables
Led By
Koushik Bhattacharyya
Managing Director and Head, Industrials, Avendus Capital
Koushik Bhattacharyya joined Avendus in 2010 and leads the Industrials vertical of the investment banking business. He has an overall experience of over 13 years in investment banking, across capital markets, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and private equity (PE) advisory, and is based in Mumbai.
At Avendus, he is responsible for building relationships with entrepreneurs, corporate houses and global conglomerates, and advises them on M&A and PE transactions from origination to closure. He has been involved in publishing industry reports and knowledge papers which have garnered a lot of attention from industry participants and financial sponsors. Prior to joining Avendus, Koushik worked with the investment banking division of Enam Securities (now Axis Capital) where he was a part of their deal origination team covering life sciences and infrastructure sectors.
He holds an MBA degree from IIM, Ahmedabad and a Bachelor of Technology degree from IIT (ISM) Dhanbad.
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Reports
Indian Alternatives Market: Poised for USD 2 Trillion by 2034
India’s Alternatives market, currently valued at USD 400 billion, is set for exponential growth, driven by increasing HNI wealth, a favourable regulatory environment, and rising demand for differentiated products. Our report explores the key trends, investment opportunities, and sectoral drivers, projecting the market to reach USD 2 trillion in the next decade, unlocking immense value-creation potential.
US Healthcare RCM Services: A USD 28 Billion Market Opportunity by 2029
The market for outsourced Revenue Cycle Management services has grown multi-fold in the recent years, driven by several factors such as, complexity of medical codes and workflows across the RCM value chain, shortage of talent, and growing pressure on overall profitability of providers. Our report highlights the key trends, technology adoption, and investment opportunities in this high-growth sector.
Decoding SaaS
India’s SaaS market is set to grow at 33% CAGR to USD 35 billion+, contributing ~7% to the global market. Our latest report unveils an 8-point framework to identify high-value SaaS companies, emphasizing revenue growth, profitability (Rule of 40), sales efficiency, client retention, and strong cash flow from subscription models.
Data Centres - A USD 25 Billion Market Opportunity Over The Next Decade
India's Data Centre industry is currently undergoing a massive disruption, led by long-term stable capital chasing both yield and growth returns and propelled by hyperscale tenancy and AI respectively. India is among the fastest-growing Data Centre markets globally and we estimate that it will grow at a CAGR of ~26% over the next 3 years to reach ~2,000 MW by December 2026. Our report aims to table the key drivers as the narrative for Data Centres in India unfolds.
Indian domestic formulations: An INR ~5.5 trillion market by 2034
The Indian DomForm market is expected to touch INR ~5.5 trillion by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 10%. Our report foresees some fundamental model shifts over the next decade, such as a gradual transition from a primarily doctor branded prescription model to an alternative marketing and channel mix. This will be aided by more stringent quality compliance, which would lead to a rationalisation of supply chains.
Tech Services: A Hotspot For Private Equity Investment
Private equity deals in the IT services sector have surged, tripling over the past decade to reach 229 deals in 2023. The sector's growth is driven by its resilience, high cash flow generation, and strategic focus on high-demand areas like Cloud, Analytics, DES, and Cybersecurity. With over 350 active PE investors and significant increases in deal values, IT services offer attractive exit opportunities and substantial returns, cementing their status as a premier choice for private equity investment.