Private Credit/Stressed corporates, real estate, infrastructure
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Varde Partners (India)

Värde Partners is a credit specialist active in India through senior-secured lending, capital solutions and distressed or special-situations transactions. Its India platform has been built around local relationships, structured downside protection and opportunities created by bank retrenchment and stressed corporate balance sheets.

At a glance

Founded
1993
Footprint
Minneapolis
Stage
Special situations credit

Research profile

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Investment lens

Varde Partners (India) uses a special situations credit approach across Stressed corporates, real estate, infrastructure.

Current evidence

Värde’s FY25 India private-credit report ranks it among the leading lenders and identifies 2025 financing activity involving Greenko Energy, Shapoorji Pallonji Group, Edifice Info Developers and InMobi. The manager’s current site identifies India within its Asia Private Credit strategy, while Haseeb Malik and Sandeep Chandak are publicly named Asia credit professionals. India fund-level returns and terms are not disclosed.

Strategy

Special situations credit

Sector focus

Stressed corporates, real estate, infrastructure

Current signal

Värde’s FY25 India private-credit report ranks it among the leading lenders and identifies 2025 financing activity involving Greenko Energy, Shapoorji Pallonji Group, Edifice Info Developers and InMobi. The manager’s current site identifies India within its Asia Private Credit strategy, while Haseeb Malik and Sandeep Chandak are publicly named Asia credit professionals. India fund-level returns and terms are not disclosed.

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