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Partners Group to buy majority stake in Infinity Fincorp

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July 11, 2025

The investment will help Infinity expand branches, upgrade tech, and streamline customer onboarding

- Sakshi Sadashiv

Swiss private equity firm Partners Group is set to acquire a majority stake in shadow lender Infinity Fincorp for ₹1,950 crore ($230 million), the companies said on Thursday.

The transaction includes a primary capital infusion of ₹600 crore ($70 million) and a secondary purchase of shares from existing shareholders, including Indium IV (Mauritius) Holdings, a fund advised by True North. The companies did not disclose the size of the stake being acquired.

Partners Group clinched the deal after outbidding rival private equity firms Advent International and Creador, both of which had also shown interest in acquiring a controlling stake in Infinity Fincorp.

The ₹600 crore primary investment will help Infinity expand its branch network, upgrade technology systems, and improve customer onboarding processes.

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