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Self-Funded Fintech Eyes $250M Sale
14 Jul
Summary
- UK-based Oxane Partners is exploring a majority stake sale.
- The company seeks a valuation between $200-250 million.
- Oxane Partners operates without external funding since 2014.
UK-based Oxane Partners, a private credit software provider that has grown without external funding, is reportedly exploring the sale of a majority stake. The company is seeking a valuation in the range of $200-250 million as it engages advisors Avendus and Jefferies to manage the process. Initial discussions have been sent to private equity firms with substantial investments in software and IT services.
Founded in 2014 by former Deutsche Bank credit traders, Oxane Partners offers its flagship platform, Oxane Panorama, which aids banks, hedge funds, and private equity firms in managing, monitoring, and analyzing private credit portfolios. The platform integrates data, reporting, and portfolio management, enhanced by AI-powered insights, enterprise data management, and third-party valuations. Oxane employs over 900 people across New York, Gurgaon, and Hyderabad.
The company's products see predominant use in North America and Europe, markets experiencing rising demand for private credit technology. Oxane has achieved organic growth, serving over 100 clients, including global banks, and its platform supports more than $1 trillion in aggregate client assets. In India, standalone revenue reached ₹164.3 crore in FY25, with profits rising to ₹13.7 crore.
