Private Equity/Industrials, financial services, healthcare
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Abakkus Four2Eight Opportunities Fund

Abakkus Four2Eight Opportunities Fund is a Category II private-equity vehicle for profitable mid- and late-stage Indian businesses with a potential IPO or public-market pathway. The manager describes a flexible mandate spanning unlisted equity, pre-IPO, IPO, secondary and special-situation opportunities; only three companies are included here because current company filings or shareholder disclosures directly attribute them to the fund.

At a glance

Founded
2024
Footprint
Mumbai
Stage
Mid- to late-stage private equity; pre-IPO and special situations

Research profile

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Investment lens

Abakkus Four2Eight Opportunities Fund uses a mid- to late-stage private equity; pre-ipo and special situations approach across Industrials, financial services, healthcare.

Current evidence

Current 2026 shareholder disclosures and company filings attribute Abakkus Four2Eight to All Time Plastics and Aye Finance, while Caliber Mining and Logistics' DRHP records the fund as a shareholder. The manager's 2026 materials continue to identify Four2Eight as its Category II PE offering.

Strategy

Mid- to late-stage private equity; pre-IPO and special situations

Sector focus

Industrials, financial services, healthcare

Current signal

Current 2026 shareholder disclosures and company filings attribute Abakkus Four2Eight to All Time Plastics and Aye Finance, while Caliber Mining and Logistics' DRHP records the fund as a shareholder. The manager's 2026 materials continue to identify Four2Eight as its Category II PE offering.

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