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Au Financiers is a Rajasthan based NBFC focusing on new and used automobile financing, property backed business loans and mortgages, primarily in rural and semi-urban areas.
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Funding Rounds 1
Mentions in press and media 6
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| 20.12.2018 | PE-backed Aavas Financiers raises $29 mn from CDC via masala bonds | Home-loan company Aavas Financiers Ltd has raised Rs 200 crore ($28.7 million) from UK government-owned development financial institution CDC Group Plc through its maiden masala bond issue.
Aavas, which is backed by investment firms Kedaara... |
| 20.07.2017 | IFC invests $20 mn in mortgage lender Aavas Financiers | International Finance Corporation has invested Rs 130 crore ($20 million) in Jaipur-based Aavas Financiers Ltd to extend housing loans to low-income consumers in rural and semi-urban areas, the World Bank arm said on Thursday.
This investme... |
| 03.02.2016 | India: Three firms in fray to buy Au Financiers’ $150m home loan business | Premium
Three firms are currently in the fray to buy the Rs 1,000 crore (around $150 million) home loan business of Jaipur-based lender Au Financiers, according to a report in The Economic Times.
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| 15.04.2014 | Au Financiers raises $21M in fourth round from existing investors, promoters | Rajasthan-based non-banking finance company Au Financiers (India) Ltd has raised $21 million (around Rs 126 crore) in its fourth round of fundraising through preferential allotment to existing shareholders, including the promoters.
The inve... |
| 10.02.2012 | Warburg Pincus To Invest $50M In AU Financiers | Private equity major Warburg Pincus is picking up a stake in Jaipur-based AU Financiers (India) Private Limited for $50 million (Rs 250 crore), said a source familiar with the development. The privately held non-banking finance company (NBF... |
| 27.11.2009 | IFC To Invest Rs 35 Cr In AU Financiers | International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private investment arm of World Bank, is planning to put Rs 35 crore ($7 million-$7.5 million) in Rajasthan's AU Financiers Pvt Ltd. The company, which is registered as a non-banking financial co... |
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