01. Expertise
Mix of Private Equity, Capital Markets and Hands-on Business Operations experience
02. Evolution
Long investment experience across multiple cycles
03. Approach
Invest in the BUSINESS, not in the stock
04. Access
Local networks in geographies we invest in
Blue Lotus Our Guiding Inspiration
Blue Lotus Capital (BLC) is a global asset manager with assets under management of USD 265 million, whose inspiration is the blue lotus, a revered symbol in ancient civilizations representing enlightenment and knowledge undefiled by the chaos and confusion of the world. The symbol reminds to stay focused on learning and selecting businesses that create enduring value, while rising above the din and lure of chasing stocks/businesses that destroy value in the long run.
Blue Lotus is the symbol of victory of the spirit over the senses, of intelligence and wisdom, of knowledge. The symbol represented a partially open bud whose center is unseen, the embodiment of the "perfection of wisdom”.
Investing In The Business Rather Than In The Stock
Independence
Objectivity and rationality are essential qualities for independence of thought. Mimicking others only leads to regression to…
Intellectual Humility
Acknowledgment of what one does not know is essential for drawing of wisdom. BLC seeks to expand…
Decisiveness and Focus
Key to success is to act in a decisive manner when the proper circumstances present themselves.Decisiveness and…
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Funds
India Multi Bagger Fund I
A Mauritius-domiciled FPI-registered fund investing in small and midcap companies in India. Investors include international family offices and fund-of-funds.
Blue Peacock Arbitrage Fund
A Mauritius-registered fund investing in arbitrage across asset classes in multiple markets globally.
India Emerging Giants Fund
A Mauritius-domiciled FPI-registered fund investing in midcap companies in India. Investors include leading international institutions and family offices.
BLC Multibagger Fund I
A SEBI-registered AIF investing in small and midcap companies in India. Investors include leading domestic family offices and HNIs.
Blue Lotus Capital Process
Blue Lotus Capital has a robust investment process with the aim of generating a superior return and preserving capital.
Business Selection
BLC uses proprietary bottom-up stock selection approach called SLoPE to build its portfolio. We believes that a great firm performs significantly better than an average firm on a variety of measures, but most importantly by showing a consistent and calibrated approach to growth and portfolio creation. We seek to evaluate each opportunity as a business analyst and not as a market or macroeconomic or security analyst.
Due Diligence
BLC undertakes thorough due diligence on the potential investment once it has passed on all the parameters of the SLoPE architecture. BLC adopts a 3-step due diligence process for every potential investment in order to satiate identifiable concerns and also negate any personal biases.
Decision Making Process
BLC has incorporated the PRIDE model as part of its decision making process. The objective of the model is to clearly define each entity's role and distinctly outline the flow of information thus creating a formalized and participatory approach towards decision making.
Monitoring Framework
As part of HAWK monitoring framework, BLC will continually seek inputs from industry advisors, suppliers, customers and competitors of our investments, track operational and financial performance to keep a tight vigil on the investments.
Our Dedicated Team For Your Service
S Harikrishnan
Founder and Managing Partner
Pawan KVS
DirectorSuccess Stories
Jhon Dow
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Dow Jhon
Manager of Textile“collection of textile samples lay spread out on the table Samsa was a travelling salesman and above it there hung a picture that he had recently cut out of an illustrated magazine and housed in a nice, gilded frame. It showed a lady fitted out with a fur”