Structure
The U.S. fund is the investor's sole point of contact; its wholly-owned Indian subsidiary holds and operates the assets. Full mechanics below.
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A cross-border structure designed to align long-term capital with long-term solar cash flows — with a clear, low-friction path from first enquiry to invested capital.
Investment Structure
The summary cards below mirror the main-page overview. Beneath them, the detail covers fund mechanics, entity structure, tax treatment, and onboarding for both U.S. and Indian investors.
The U.S. fund is the investor's sole point of contact; its wholly-owned Indian subsidiary holds and operates the assets. Full mechanics below.
Offered under Regulation D, Rule 506(b) exclusively to accredited investors as defined in Rule 501(a). Restricted securities — see Regulatory Disclosures.
Rooftop and distributed solar assets under long-term PPAs with creditworthy offtakers — income-generating real assets, not development speculation — building toward a total target capacity of 500 MW.
Early-exit window after 3 years from initial investment, subject to fund terms and available liquidity.
Cash distributions are expected to commence approximately 15 months post-investment.
Minimum commitment, target returns, fees, and complete terms are provided to qualified investors in the private placement memorandum. Request access via the contact form.
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U.S. investors file only with the IRS — distributions and capital gains are received in U.S. dollars, with no Indian registrations, filings, or taxes at the investor level.
Accreditation documentation for U.S. investors is collected during subscription; Indian investors are onboarded through FEMA-compliant instruments and processes.
Subscribed capital moves from the U.S. fund into its wholly-owned Indian subsidiary through FEMA-compliant equity instruments; prescribed RBI reporting is handled at the entity level, never by investors.
The Indian subsidiary — wholly owned by the U.S. fund — holds the project assets, executes PPAs, and files all Indian taxes, operating under India's concessional corporate-tax election applied at the subsidiary level.
The structure targets return of capital with accrued gains at an exit event — the sale of operating portfolios to institutional buyers of long-duration cash flows — with the early-exit window as the interim liquidity mechanism.
Investment strategy →Distributions are repatriated through authorized banking channels; long-run INR depreciation assumptions are priced into underwriting rather than hedged away with optimism.
Currency risk in the risk register →Full mechanics, fees, and terms are detailed in the private placement memorandum provided to qualified investors. Request the memorandum →
How to Invest
A clear five-step path. Most of the timeline is driven by your own diligence pace; we aim to make every other step fast and frictionless.
Submit an enquiry through the contact form or a warm introduction. We confirm investor eligibility and share an overview.
A call to understand your mandate, walk through the opportunity, and answer questions specific to your objectives.
Qualified investors receive the information memorandum and supporting materials under NDA for diligence.
Complete subscription and onboarding documentation, including accreditation (U.S.) or FEMA-compliant steps (India).
Capital is deployed into the structure; you receive confirmations and join the investor reporting cycle.
This process will be expanded with document checklists and indicative timelines. Start a conversation →