Private Credit/Consumer, financial services, technology, industrials
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InCred Credit Opportunities Fund II

InCred Credit Opportunities Fund II is a performing-credit vehicle providing senior secured capital to established Indian corporates. Public issuer records currently identify Vikram Solar and VSL Ventures in related secured-financing disclosures involving the fund; because those entities are part of one sponsor group, the profile presents the evidence narrowly and does not imply a broader borrower book.

At a glance

Founded
2024
Footprint
Mumbai
Stage
Performing private credit; senior secured growth and refinancing capital

Research profile

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Investment lens

InCred Credit Opportunities Fund II uses a performing private credit; senior secured growth and refinancing capital approach across Consumer, financial services, technology, industrials.

Current evidence

A February 2026 NSE filing identifies InCred Credit Opportunities Fund II in the secured-financing and share-pledge disclosures for Vikram Solar and VSL Ventures. InCred’s current structured-credit page continues to identify ICOF II as the second vintage of its performing-credit strategy.

Strategy

Performing private credit; senior secured growth and refinancing capital

Sector focus

Consumer, financial services, technology, industrials

Current signal

A February 2026 NSE filing identifies InCred Credit Opportunities Fund II in the secured-financing and share-pledge disclosures for Vikram Solar and VSL Ventures. InCred’s current structured-credit page continues to identify ICOF II as the second vintage of its performing-credit strategy.

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