Growth investment, IPO support and debt syndication
Makia Capital describes a combination of investment capital, IPO support and debt syndication for Indian businesses. Its retained homepage identifies an in-house Makia Venture Fund, pre-IPO and anchor opportunities, follow-on transactions and a route for selected investors. Its About page describes working with founders whose businesses are ready to scale. This combines outside investment opportunities with issuer capital-market services.
The company says it focuses on proven unit economics, aligned promoters, governance and a credible path toward public markets. Its stated founder process moves from initial dialogue to diligence and alignment, then capital and partnership, including investor positioning and institutional introductions. These are the company's selection and engagement descriptions, not a promise of investment, an IPO timetable or a guaranteed financing outcome.
The homepage describes an INR 250 crore AIF and uses SEBI-registered AIF language; About reports an AIF fund size above INR 250 crore. The homepage's top counters also show zero values. These self-reported figures lack a clear measurement date and the pages do not provide a registration number, scheme documents, a current audited fund AUM or an independently verified close. No fixed assets-under-management value is adopted here.
Makia's FAQ says regulated merchant-banking work is undertaken through an associated SEBI-registered entity. It separately describes its investment/advisory platform and in-house fund. Confirm the legal fund, manager, merchant banker and other execution counterparties for the specific engagement. An associated institution's permission does not establish that Makia itself holds every licence, and the mentor's Corporate Professionals business is a distinct institution rather than a proven operating identity for Makia.
Published issuer services include IPO preparation, DRHP support through the associated regulated entity, investor positioning, debt syndication across term loans, working capital and mezzanine financing, and follow-on opportunities involving QIB placements, preferential issues, PIPE transactions and rights issues. Investor access is described across pre-IPO, anchor and private-market opportunities, subject to eligibility, regulations and deal-specific criteria. The site names HNI/UHNI investors, family offices, founders and institutional counterparties as audiences; that does not establish acceptance of every investor or product in every jurisdiction.
The retained pages do not establish a current investor ticket, management fee, carry, hurdle, fund expenses, drawdown schedule, fund term, exit rights or available capacity. Nor do they provide a universal issuer-advisory retainer, success fee, exclusivity period, lender APR or commitment timetable. Obtain the relevant fund or engagement documents and identify who earns each fee, including any associated-entity or referral compensation.
For private, pre-IPO and listed transactions, assess valuation, dilution, concentration, leverage, lock-ins, transfer restrictions, liquidity and potential loss. A planned public-market route is not a guaranteed listing or exit. Ask how conflicts between investment, advisory, syndication and affiliated execution roles are disclosed and managed. The three About policy download links point to the page fragment rather than supplying reviewed policy documents; their headings do not prove an implemented KYC, risk or conflicts policy.
The own About page names Shivanshu Birla and Sanchit Vijay as Founding Partners, and Pavan Kumar Vijay as Head of IC Committee and mentor. It separately describes his founding role at Corporate Professionals and earlier BLB and ICSI capacities. These are undated company listings, not independent current appointment or legal-ownership certificates.
The existing professional record displayed as Sanchit Vijay CA, CPA reports Founding Partner at Makia Capital from August 2024 and separately preserves a concurrent Founder role at The Wealth Finder from July 2022. These reported associations are kept distinct from corporate permissions and the mentor's institution. The published enquiry email is team@makiacapital.com. The retained subset does not establish a registered office, dedicated complaint desk, binding response SLA or secure document-handling agreement.
No. The FAQ assigns regulated merchant-banking activities to an associated entity. Verify its name and current permission for the actual transaction.
No. It is a self-reported fund-size description without sufficient dating or accounting definition for that conclusion.
Participation is expressly subject to eligibility and deal-specific conditions. Obtain current documents and written acceptance; an enquiry is not a subscription.
Original factual account of the retained homepage services and FAQs and About, team and process description. No performance or funding outcome is promised.
Strengths. Concrete investor and issuer-capital routes; Growth, pre-IPO and follow-on transaction descriptions.
Watch-outs. No independently verified current registration or audited AUM; Unknown investor and issuer economics, capacity and exit terms; Fragment policy links do not establish reviewed policy contents.
Eligible HNI/UHNI investors, family offices, founders and institutional counterparties; product and jurisdiction acceptance remain conditional.
Published enquiry email: team@makiacapital.com. No contractual response SLA, verified registered office or dedicated complaint desk established in the retained subset. Confirm the actual counterparty and secure document channel.
Confirm exact fund/manager/merchant banker, current permissions, PPM or engagement agreement, eligibility, conflicts, KYC and secure documents.
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