PXV, Indus structure Rs 15 crore Sequoia-Elevar hospital investment

Exclusive: PXV Law Partners and Indus Law Advocates have advised on Rs 15 crore venture capital investment in a start up Glocal Hospital by private equity firms Sequoia Capital and Elevar Equity to develop health care facilities in rural West Bengal.

Newly-inducted PXV Law’s Delhi-based partner Deepto Roy along with Souvik Bhadra led the transaction for Glocal Hospital, which plans to utilise the fund for setting up medical centres.

Roy told Legally India that the deal is the first such transaction in the health sector on which the firm has advised.

Induslaw Bangalore-based partner Srinivas Katta assisted by senior associate Avik Karmakar acted as legal counsel to the private equity group.

VC Circle reported: “Glocal is setting up a 30-bed primary & secondary hospitals in rural India which will offer out-patient, in-patient, OT, emergency and obstetric services besides pathology, radiology, pharmacy & blood bank. Glocal will first set up eight such hospitals in West Bengal in the districts of Bankura, Birbhum, Burdhaman, East Medinipur, Nadia, Purulia and Musrhidabad.”

Two former bureaucrats have started Glocal Healthcare Systems and the current round of funding is the first they have received with similar investments likely to be made in the future.

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Anonymous guest 1 Feb 2011, 16:42
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congrats deepto da and sauvik....
Anonymous guest 1 Feb 2011, 17:11
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Congrats Souvik da !!
Anonymous guest 1 Feb 2011, 17:40
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Congrats Avik... gr8 going..cheers!
Anonymous guest 1 Feb 2011, 18:12
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I wish you all the best Team-PXV. We are proud of you.
Anonymous guest 1 Feb 2011, 23:45
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Wasn't Souvik with Amarchand? Seems like PXV is doing really well, at least good enough to be able to attract all these people...
Anonymous guest 2 Feb 2011, 22:30
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most of the partners are ex amss.... and all from nujs!!!!
Anonymous guest 4 Feb 2011, 04:40
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fees must have been one lakh
Anonymous guest 4 Feb 2011, 13:24
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#7... and so what if it is? Does it take away from anything? Is it necessary to always be disparaging? Is it sour grapes?
Anonymous guest 9 Feb 2011, 05:15
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And is it always neccessary to post sweety pie comments? Does one not have the right to be disparaging? Is this a forum only for yes-men ? Bit presumptous that every negative comment is always "sour grapes".