Vibhuti Sharma is a Correspondent at DealStreetAsia. Based in India, she covers all aspects of venture capital, private equity, and the startup ecosystem, focusing on corporate finance and investment strategies while breaking down complex jargon into accessible narratives. Vibhuti's work has been featured in WIN 98.5, Dainik Jagran, Reuters, and various other prominent platforms.
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Vibhuti Sharma's coverage predominantly focuses on private sector announcements and press releases, with a strong emphasis on deals, promotions, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, transportation & logistics, and general business and industry news. Given this focus, she is likely to be receptive to pitches related to new developments in the Indian startup ecosystem, private equity investments in India or significant financial transactions within the country.
As Vibhuti's articles often feature specific companies securing funding or engaging in mergers and acquisitions activities, she may be particularly interested in receiving pitches regarding such events. Additionally, given her concentration on finance-related topics like private equity investments and pre-IPO rounds among others; individuals with knowledge of these areas might find success when reaching out to her.
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Foreign parent firms raised nearly $5b from secondary-share IPOs in India.
NSE's IPO is likely to be worth $3.3bln, based on its share price in private markets, and comes after years of regulatory delays
By: Aditya Kalra, Vibhuti Sharma
By Aditya Kalra and Vibhuti Sharma MUMBAI, June 19 (Reuters) - Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio Platforms has approved
In 2020, Jio raised funds from Meta, Google and Vista Equity Partners, among others.
By: Vibhuti Sharma
By Vibhuti Sharma MUMBAI, July 22 (Reuters) - Temasek is exploring investment opportunities in India's booming IPL cricket league, a senior
By: Vibhuti Sharma
Bolt Ventures and Blackstone had acquired Royal Challengers Bengaluru in March.
By: Yantoultra Ngui, Vibhuti Sharma
Asian wealthy families and fund managers are increasingly moving beyond sponsorships and charity-linked sporting events to invest directly in sports assets, betting that growing audiences and rising media-rights fees will drive longer term returns.
By: Yantoultra Ngui, Vibhuti Sharma
By Yantoultra Ngui and Vibhuti Sharma SINGAPORE/MUMBAI, July 23 (Reuters) - Asian wealthy families and fund managers are increasingly moving
Asia-Pacific sports-related M&A reached $3.69 billion in the year to July 13.
Bolt Ventures and Blackstone had acquired Royal Challengers Bengaluru in March.
