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DealDesk is a trusted platform that delivers curated strategic, distressed, and growth-oriented investment opportunities in India. With a strong foundation in investment banking and restructuring advisory, we bridge the gap between capital and credible opportunities, ensuring that every deal is well-structured, aligned with investor needs, and creates lasting value.

At InCorp DealDesk, we don’t just connect capital with opportunities, we believe in building lasting value for investors, businesses, and the broader ecosystem.


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​Team Powering the Vision

Leadership Team
Investment Banking Team
Partnerships with Insolvency Professionals
Leadership Team

Manish 
Modi

CEO

InCorp Advisory

Amit 
Kothari

Co-founder

InCorp Advisory

Vinay Mruthyunjaya

Co-founder

InCorp Advisory

Jayesh Sanghrajka

Co-founder

InCorp Advisory

Inderpreet 
Singh Chadha

Head - IB

InCorp Advisory

Investment Banking Team

Shweta 
Goyal

Senior VP

Yash 
Gandhi

Senior Manager

Prateek 
Ratna

Vice President

Bhumika 
​Shah

Associate VP

Brijesh 
Padia 

Assistant Manager

Sonal 
Jain 

Associate VP

Vritti 
Bhagat

Analyst

Devjyot 
Singh

Analyst

Partnerships with Insolvency Professionals

Rashmi Jadhav

Amit 
Karia

Hiten 
Abhani

Vitthal 
Dahake

Prakul 
Thadi

Kunwarpreet Singh

Aakash 
Parikh

Ashish 
Saoji

Sreenivasan P.R.

Vikram 
Kumar

Yashvanth Sancheti

Ajay 
Mutha

​Have Questions?

How are equity deals different from asset deals?

In equity deals, the investor determines the value of a company on its business operations and ability to generate cash flows. The bet is on the cash flows to increase year on year using the growth capital and thereby increase value. In asset deals, the investor determines purely the value of the asset on a standalone basis. The bet is on the increase in market value of the assets or self-utilization of the asset to generate cash flows.

What are private equity deals?

These are deals when an investor invests in privately held companies at growth, turnaround, or expansion stages in return for equity ownership. These investments usually have a long-term approach and find their exit through another private equity deal or public listing. These can be structured investments or total buyout deals.

What are pre-IPO deals?

These are the kind of deals where investors acquire shares  of company shortly before public listing. This is an attractive opportunity for investors as these are usually at a lower valuation, to ensure the potential upside upon company's market debut. These help the company with funding their pre-listing expenses, growth capital and also getting marquee investors on its capital structure.

What is the investment horizon for equity deals?

The investment horizon depends exclusively on the investor and the company's plans. Generally, private equity deals have a horizon of 4-7 years and pre-IPO deals have a horizon of 6 months to 2 years, tied to an IPO event.

How are private equity and pre-IPO deals valued?

Private equity deals are valued based on earning multiples, discounted cash flows, industry comparables or strategic potential of the company. An IPO valuation is done on similar grounds but has more linkages with listed industry peers which are used as a benchmark and is also driven by market sentiment at the time of the issue. A pre-IPO is done at a discount to the perceived IPO valuation, so the investor is in some way assured of a decent return.

What are the rights or protections that investors usually receive?

Private equity deals usually involve a significant ownership stake of the company (higher than 20%, maybe even a complete buyout) and therefore often come with board representation, financial reporting and access to financial information, protective rights on corporate actions (like mergers, fundraise, etc) and exit rights. Pre-IPO deals are usually purely financial in nature and involve a lower stake ownership. These deals don't normally involve any special rights apart from exit rights.
However, there can be no standard rights and protections apart from those mandated by law. These are all variable and subject to negotiation between the company and the investors.

What is the difference between asset sale under CIRP and liquidation?

Under CIRP, the sale of assets is usually part of a resolution plan approved by the Committee of Creditors (CoC) and the Adjudicating Authority (NCLT).
Under liquidation, assets of the corporate debtor are sold by the liquidator (via auction, private sale, or other approved modes) to maximize value and distribute proceeds among stakeholders.

Who can participate in the bidding process for distressed assets?

Any person or entity is eligible to participate, except those barred under the provisions of the IBC, 2016. Interested bidders must submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) or participate in the auction after meeting eligibility criteria.

How should the interested bidders value the distressed assets?

Interested bidders should conduct an independent due diligence of the Company in distress based on the information provided by the Resolution Professional. Independent valuation of the assets also to be done to determine the offer price.

What advantages do bidders get when acquiring assets through CIRP or liquidation?

Bidders can acquire quality assets at competitive prices, often below market value. Transactions are conducted under a transparent, regulated process supervised by the Insolvency Professional/Liquidator and approved by NCLT.

Are assets sold under IBC free from past liabilities?

Yes. Assets are transferred on an “as is where is” basis, but typically free from past liabilities, encumbrances, or claims of creditors, unless otherwise stated in the sale terms. This provides clarity and reduces legal risks for buyers.

How does participating in IBC sales benefit strategic investors and asset aggregators?

Strategic investors can expand operations, acquire real estate, plant & machinery, or licenses at attractive valuations. Financial investors and asset aggregators benefit from access to distressed yet potentially high-value assets with a regulated exit process.

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