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Arjav Capital: KKR veterans Sanjay Nayar, Johannes Huth to anchor Rs 2,500-crore buyout fund Arjav Capital

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  1. indiatimes.comseen 8 Aug, 21:28headline rewritten

    KKR veterans Sanjay Nayar, Johannes Huth to anchor Rs 2,500-crore buyout fund Arjav CapitalArjav Capital: KKR veterans Sanjay Nayar, Johannes Huth to anchor Rs 2,500-crore buyout fund Arjav Capital

All 1 reports on Thu, 6 August 2026

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Akhil GuptaSanjay NayarJohannes HuthBharti Enterprises

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  1. Thu, 6 August 2026

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    • indiatimes.com03:30first to reportedited after publishing

      previouslyKKR veterans Sanjay Nayar, Johannes Huth to anchor Rs 2,500-crore buyout fund Arjav Capital

      The fund has secured commitments of Rs 650-700 crore from family offices, including those of former Bharti Enterprises vice chairman Akhil Gupta, Hong Kong-based Caravel Group's Angad Banga, UST Global's Paras Chandaria, Alliance Tire Group founder Yogesh Mahansaria, Dubai-based Apparel Group chairman Nilesh Ved and Sweden-based DIG Investment, backed by the founding family of H&M.

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