Private Credit/Food and agritech, green manufacturing, logistics and supply chain, renewables and climate
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Aavishkaar Capital Global Supply Chain Support Fund

Aavishkaar Capital’s Global Supply Chain Support Fund provides structured growth capital to businesses that connect producers, manufacturers and international supply chains across emerging Asia and Africa. The fund’s own site names nine investments and publishes current 2026 deployment commentary; broader Aavishkaar platform holdings are excluded.

At a glance

Founded
2022
Footprint
Mumbai
Stage
Structured private credit; growth and supply-chain finance

Research profile

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Investment lens

Aavishkaar Capital Global Supply Chain Support Fund uses a structured private credit; growth and supply-chain finance approach across Food and agritech, green manufacturing, logistics and supply chain, renewables and climate.

Current evidence

At the Sankalp Africa Summit in Nairobi in April 2026, the GSC Support Fund published an update on its sustainable-growth commitment and named nine investments across Africa and emerging Asia. Its media archive also records 2025 and 2026 portfolio updates.

Strategy

Structured private credit; growth and supply-chain finance

Sector focus

Food and agritech, green manufacturing, logistics and supply chain, renewables and climate

Current signal

At the Sankalp Africa Summit in Nairobi in April 2026, the GSC Support Fund published an update on its sustainable-growth commitment and named nine investments across Africa and emerging Asia. Its media archive also records 2025 and 2026 portfolio updates.

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