Sector knowledge decides how fast a diligence closes and how defensible a tax position is. These are the industries we know well enough to be useful in the first meeting.
Venture-backed and bootstrapped software businesses. Revenue recognition, ESOP-heavy cap tables, cross-border holding structures and the diligence questions investors ask first.
Marketplace, retail and direct-to-consumer brands. Marketplace GST treatment, working-capital cycles, unit-economics reporting and exit preparation for founder-led brands.
Family-owned plants, exporters and industrial suppliers. Succession and family-settlement structuring, export incentives, refunds, and audits that stand up to a lender's review.
Agencies, IT services and partnership-led practices. Entity structuring across LLP and company forms, withholding on cross-border billings, and partner compensation design.
Clinics, diagnostics chains and health-tech platforms. Multi-location compliance, doctor and partner payout structures, and diligence readiness for consolidation plays.
Developers, SPVs and rental-yield structures. Project-level accounting, joint-development taxation, SPV structuring and investor reporting.
NBFCs, fintech and regulated intermediaries. Regulatory reporting, capital adequacy support, and the governance evidence that investors and regulators both ask for.
Add or remove sectors here to match the firm's actual book of work.
Most of what we do travels across industries. Tell us the situation and we will say plainly whether we are the right firm for it.