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Helios Mid Cap Fund increases stake in Swiggy

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Date
Company
Swiggy
What it does
Food delivery and quick commerce
Kind
Stake sale
Stage
public
Based in
Bengaluru
Sector
Commerce & Consumer Brands

What they do

Swiggy operates a major food delivery platform and a quick commerce service across India

What happened

Helios Mid Cap Fund increased its holding in Swiggy by 2.16 lakh shares during July 2026

Why it matters

The fund now holds a total of 9.96 lakh shares of the company in its portfolio

The details

  • The Helios Mid Cap Fund increased its investment in Swiggy during July 2026.
  • The fund purchased an additional 2.16 lakh shares of the company.
  • This acquisition brought the total holding of the fund to 9.96 lakh shares.
  • The previous month, the fund held 7.80 lakh shares of the company.
  • This activity reflects a strategic adjustment within the fund's broader portfolio management.

The bigger picture

  • Helios Mid Cap Fund is managed by Samir Arora.
  • The fund currently manages an AUM (Assets Under Management, the total market value of investments) of Rs 1,951 crore.
  • Since its inception in March 2025, the fund has delivered a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate, the mean annual growth rate) of 25.89%.

About the business

  • Swiggy provides an online platform for food delivery services.
  • The company also operates a quick commerce business for rapid grocery delivery.
  • It serves customers across various cities in India.
  • The company connects users with local restaurants and retail stores.
  • Swiggy is a prominent player in the Indian consumer internet sector.

The deal

Type
stake-sale

Investors

  • Helios Mid Cap Fund (buyer) — A mid-cap focused investment fund backed by Samir Arora.

Founders

  • Sriharsha Majety, Founder
  • Phani Kishan Addepalli, Founder
  • Nandan Reddy, Founder

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