Kedaara Capital
Latest, 26 Aug: Kedaara takes majority stake in Tynor in $200m orthopaedic supports deal.
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From 4 stories, the newest dated 26 Aug 2026. Summary written 3 Oct 2026.
Kedaara Capital is a private equity investor with investments in businesses including Tynor Orthotics, ASG Hospitals and Lenskart. [1] source: ET Small Business[2] source: Mint[3] source: ET Small Business Tynor makes orthopaedic supports, ASG Hospitals operates an eye-care chain and Lenskart is an eyewear retailer. [1] source: ET Small Business[2] source: Mint[3] source: ET Small Business A June 2026 report put Kedaara Capital’s assets under management at $6.5 billion and described its focus on consumer goods and financial services. [4] source: Mint
In August 2026, Kedaara Capital acquired a 51% stake in Mohali-based Tynor for about $200 million, enabling Lighthouse Funds’ exit. [1] source: ET Small Business Tynor’s distribution included more than 300,000 retail outlets and 8,000 hospitals, and it operated in 60 nations. [1] source: ET Small Business In June 2026, Kedaara Capital was reported to be slowing new investments, tightening underwriting and accelerating exits; the report cited its ₹296 crore Lenskart offer-for-sale exit in 2025, which returned 5x. [4] source: Mint
Kedaara Capital has appeared in 8 distinct RetailIntel stories between May 2026 and Aug 2026, most often under retail company and most frequently linked to Mumbai, Bengaluru and Mohali.
Key figures reported
26.47% Aavas stake (10 Jun 2026);[4] source: Mint ₹750 crore for 5% Axis Finance (10 Jun 2026);[4] source: Mint ₹3,500-4,000 crore Tynor valuation (10 Jun 2026).[4] source: Mint
Brands most often mentioned alongside Kedaara Capital
Lenskart, Tynor Orthotics, Alpha Wave Ventures, Lighthouse Funds, Porter, Aavas Financiers.
Most-cited sources on Kedaara Capital
Mint (3 stories), ET Small Business (2 stories) and Entrackr (1 story).
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Questions about Kedaara Capital
What is Kedaara Capital's current strategy in India?
In June 2026, Kedaara Capital was reported to be slowing new investments, tightening underwriting and accelerating exits, with a ₹296 crore Lenskart offer-for-sale exit in 2025 returning 5x. [4] source: Mint In August 2026, it acquired a 51% stake in Tynor for about $200 million. [1] source: ET Small Business