Satin subsidiary SGAL invests ₹5 crore in women-led Indic Wisdom
Satin Creditcare Network Limited's subsidiary, Satin Growth Alternatives Limited (SGAL), has made its first investment of ₹5 crore in Indic Wisdom. The investment, structured as NCDs and CCPS, aims to scale Indic Wisdom's manufacturing and distribution. Indic Wisdom targets ₹200 crore ARR in 12 months.
The investment is a first for SGAL and involves a subsidiary of Satin Creditcare Network Limited. While it's a significant step for SGAL, the direct financial impact on the parent company's overall financials is likely to be medium-term.
The investment by SGAL in Indic Wisdom is positive as it supports a woman-led business, aligns with SGAL's investment strategy, and aims to scale Indic Wisdom's operations and revenue.
Satin Growth Alternatives Limited (SGAL), a subsidiary of Satin Creditcare Network Limited (SCNL), has made its first investment from its Category II Alternative Investment Fund. The investment, structured as Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) and Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares (CCPS), was deployed into Indic Wisdom, a woman founder-led company that manufactures and distributes traditionally crafted food products including wood-pressed oils.
The investment, amounting to ₹5 crore, was made on September 9, 2026. It will be utilized to scale up Indic Wisdom's manufacturing capacity and support its expansion into offline distribution and overall revenue growth over the next two years. Indic Wisdom has demonstrated a revenue growth of over 2x annually and has a presence on quick-commerce and e-commerce platforms.
Aditi Singh, Director at SGAL and Chief Strategy Officer at SCNL, highlighted that the investment aligns with SGAL's strategy of backing women-led, sustainable, and scalable businesses. Shivika Sethi, Fund Manager and Partner at SGAL, noted that the investment structure provides downside protection while allowing participation in equity upside. Prajakta Khare, founder of Indic Wisdom, stated that the investment will help accelerate their journey towards achieving ₹200 crore ARR in the next 12 months by expanding distribution and strengthening the supply chain, and will also enable them to connect with rural households through SCNL's network.
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