True North Credit Opportunities Fund II
True North Credit Opportunities Fund II is a named Category II private-credit vehicle managed within True North’s dedicated credit platform. A February 2026 exchange filing identifies the fund in the secured financing and share-pledge structure for Vikram Solar and its related entity VSL Ventures; the profile keeps those two legal entities visible and does not infer additional borrowers from the broader platform.
At a glance
- Founded
- 2025
- Footprint
- Bengaluru
- Stage
- Performing private credit and special situations; secured growth and refinancing capital
Research profile
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Investment lens
True North Credit Opportunities Fund II uses a performing private credit and special situations; secured growth and refinancing capital approach across Middle-market businesses, industrials, infrastructure, technology.
Current evidence
A February 2026 NSE filing identifies SMFS Trust True North Credit Opportunities Fund II in the refinancing structure for VSL Ventures, with the borrowing used exclusively for that entity and secured against Vikram Solar shares. True North also announced an ICRA Analytics AMC Quality 1 rating for Fund II in 2026.
Strategy
Performing private credit and special situations; secured growth and refinancing capital
Sector focus
Middle-market businesses, industrials, infrastructure, technology
Current signal
A February 2026 NSE filing identifies SMFS Trust True North Credit Opportunities Fund II in the refinancing structure for VSL Ventures, with the borrowing used exclusively for that entity and secured against Vikram Solar shares. True North also announced an ICRA Analytics AMC Quality 1 rating for Fund II in 2026.
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