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As preparation for next year's Budget gathers steam, Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with the Finance Minister met with leading private equity/venture capital players to seek suggestions on making India a more attractive investment destination.
"He appreciated the practical suggestions received from the representatives and said the government is committed towards working to resolve the issues and challenges highlighted," an official release said.The release further said the venture capital and private equity fund representatives also talked about the entrepreneurial potential of the country, and how it can be leveraged so that India's startups can attain global scale.
After the interaction, Munish Verma from Softbank said the investment climate in the country has become much more positive.
This, he said, could be seen in the amount of capital that has come to India, entrepreneurs that are being created and companies that are listed.
"So, overall I think it was a great interaction with the Prime Minister," he said, adding that Modi gave some very good suggestions.
Sandeep Naik from General Atlantic said such interactions inspire funds to bring more capital to India, and to back up the great startup entrepreneurs of the country.
"...we plan to invest several billions of dollars in India. We already have about USD 5 billion invested in India. And I wouldn't be surprised if in the next 10 years we invest about USD 10 to 15 billion in India, because this is one of the most critical destinations for us globally," Naik said.
Lauding the initiatives taken to boost the startup ecosystem in the country, Siddarth Pai from 3one4 termed Modi as the 'Startup Prime Minister'.
Accel's Prashant Prakash highlighted the opportunities that are present in the agri startups space, while Rajan Anandan from Sequoia suggested working towards making India the global hub in education by leveraging technology.
Vipul Roongta from HDFC said it was his first personal interaction with the Prime Minister and praised the policy initiatives that have been taken by the government in the housing sector, especially in the affordable housing segment.
Others who were part of the interaction included Gopal Srinivasan from TVS Capitals, Renuka Ramnath from Multiples, Manish Kejriwal from Kedaara Capital, Ashley Menezes from Chrys, Vineet Rai from Aavishkar, and Shweta Jalan from Advent.
Ankur Gupta from Brookfield, Mukul Arora from Elevation, Sehraj Singh from Prosus, Ranjit Shah from Gaja Capital, Sunil Goyal from Yournest and Padmanabh Sinha from NIIF too attended the meeting with the Prime Minister.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is due to present on February 1 the Budget for the next fiscal year that starts on April 1, 2022.
 

Budget Countdown: PM Modi meets with PE players and venture capitalists 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted a roundtable interaction to discuss making India more attractive for investments

Budget Buzz Begins: PM Modi meets PE players

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<li>PM Modi&nbsp;and FM Sitharaman&nbsp;meet with leading PE firms ahead of budget</li>
<li>PM Modi&nbsp;sought suggestion on making India more investment attractive&nbsp;</li>
<li>India has had over over 40 firms turn unicorn in 1 year</li>
<li>Softbank: India investment climate has become far more positive</li>
<li>General Atlantic: Could see investments doubling into India</li>
<li>FM to present the Union Budget on February 1 for financial year starting April 1</li>
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Video Mode: As preparation for next year's Budget gathers steam, Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;along with the Finance Minister&nbsp;met with leading private equity/venture capital players to seek suggestions on making India a more attractive investment destination. the venture capital and private equity fund representatives also talked about the entrepreneurial potential of the country, and how it can be leveraged so that India's startups can attain global scale. If any bytes can add here&nbsp;
Representatives from Blackrock, General Atlantic, TVS&nbsp;Capital. Sequoia and many others were part of the pre-budget&nbsp;meet.&nbsp;
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman&nbsp;is due to present on February 1 the Budget for the next fiscal year that starts on April 1, 2022.
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 PLAYOUT ALERT: DELHI: PM NARENDRA MODI INTERACTS WITH LEADING PRIVATE EQUITY/ VENTURE CAPITAL PLAYERS/ GOPAL SRINIVASAN (CHAIRMAN AND MANAGING DIRECTOR TVS CAPITAL) / ANKUR GUPTA (MANAGING PARTNER , BROOKFIELD)/ VINEET RAI (FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN , AAVISHKAAR) S/B (SOURCE: PMO)MORE&nbsp;DEC 17, 2021 21:06 PLAYOUT ALERT: DELHI: PM NARENDRA MODI INTERACTS WITH LEADING PRIVATE EQUITY/ VENTURE CAPITAL PLAYERS/ GOPAL SRINIVASAN (CHAIRMAN AND MANAGING DIRECTOR TVS CAPITAL) / ANKUR GUPTA (MANAGING PARTNER , BROOKFIELD)/ VINEET RAI (FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN , AAVISHKAAR) S/B (SOURCE: PMO) </li>
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted a roundtable interaction to discuss making India more attractive for investments

As preparation for next year's Budget gathers steam, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-election-2022-pm-modi-pushes-pedal-meets-bjp-mps-from-state-rallies-lined-up-1639720100191">Prime Minister Narendra Modi</a>&nbsp;along with the Finance Minister&nbsp;met with leading private equity/venture capital players to seek suggestions on making India a more attractive investment destination.
"He appreciated the practical suggestions received from the representatives and said the government is committed towards working to resolve the issues and challenges highlighted," an official release said. The release further said the venture capital and private equity fund representatives also talked about the entrepreneurial potential of the country, and how it can be leveraged so that India's startups can attain global scale.
After the interaction, Munish Verma from Softbank said the investment climate in the country has become much more positive.
This, he said, could be seen in the amount of capital that has come to India, entrepreneurs that are being created and companies that are listed.
"So, overall I think it was a great interaction with the Prime Minister," he said, adding that Modi gave some very good suggestions.
Sandeep Naik from General Atlantic said such interactions inspire funds to bring more capital to India, and to back up the great startup entrepreneurs of the country.
"...we plan to invest several billions of dollars in India. We already have about USD 5 billion invested in India. And I wouldn't be surprised if in the next 10 years we invest about USD 10 to 15 billion in India, because this is one of the most critical destinations for us globally," Naik said.
Lauding the initiatives taken to boost the startup ecosystem in the country, Siddarth Pai from 3one4 termed Modi as the 'Startup Prime Minister'.
Accel's Prashant Prakash highlighted the opportunities that are present in the agri startups space, while Rajan Anandan from Sequoia suggested working towards making India the global hub in education by leveraging technology.
Vipul Roongta from HDFC said it was his first personal interaction with the Prime Minister and praised the policy initiatives that have been taken by the government in the housing sector, especially in the affordable housing segment. 
Others who were part of the interaction included Gopal Srinivasan from TVS Capitals, Renuka Ramnath from Multiples, Manish Kejriwal from Kedaara Capital, Ashley Menezes from Chrys, Vineet Rai from Aavishkar, and Shweta Jalan from Advent.
Ankur Gupta from Brookfield, Mukul Arora from Elevation, Sehraj Singh from Prosus, Ranjit Shah from Gaja Capital, Sunil Goyal from Yournest and Padmanabh Sinha from NIIF too attended the meeting with the Prime Minister.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman&nbsp;is due to present on February 1 the Budget for the next fiscal year that starts on April 1, 2022.
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KKR to invest ₹5,500 crore in Reliance Retail

KKR&nbsp;will invest ₹5,500 crore&nbsp;in Reliance Retail for a 1.29% equity stake

Global private equity giant KKR&nbsp;will invest ₹5,500 crore&nbsp;for a 1.28% equity stake into the retail arm of Reliance Industries.
As per the RIL's&nbsp;exchange&nbsp;filing, this investment values Reliance Retail at a pre-money equity value of&nbsp;₹4.21 lakh crore. This marks the second investment by KKR in a subsidiary of Reliance Industries, following a&nbsp;₹11,367 crore investment in Jio Platforms announced earlier this year.
This is the second deal by Reliance Retail in two weeks after PE major Silver Lake Partners had said that it will invest&nbsp;₹7,500 crore in the company for a 1.75% stake.

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