*Nova Medical Centers*, the specialised day care surgery center, has raised
its second round of funding for its Rs.250 Cr project. This investment has
been jointly made by two US based venture capital firms - *GTI Group and New
Enterprise Associates (NEA)*.

The funding will help in Nova’s expansion plans to set up 25 specialised day
care surgery centers across India in the coming months.

GTI LLC conceived and incubated Nova and is the largest shareholder in the
company. Nova raised $3.5 mn from GTI LLC in its initial round of funding.

The GTI Group is participating in Series A funding, and will continue to
provide business leadership and business development acumen to Nova which
will include forging strategic partnerships with internationally renowned
health care providers, practitioners and regulatory bodies.

The entry of NEA as an investor in the Series A funding is driven by NEA’s
strong domain expertise in the healthcare sector.

NEA founded in 1978, is a leading venture capital and growth equity firm
with approximately US$11bn of committed capital. Its focused investments
includes healthcare, information technology and energy technology sectors.
This includes outpatient healthcare facilities in the US.

Internationally, almost 70% of all surgeries are conducted as day care
surgeries and this trend is on the rise in India as well.
 Transaction Note

In Jan 2010, NEA, which raised $2.5 bn global fund planned to $375 mn (15%)
in India. t is looking to close three to four deals in India every year have
targeted a ticket size of $30 -80 million for our investments in India.

Lst year Last year, the firm invested $13 m in *RT Outsourcing*, reverse
logistics player and also invested in electronic payments processing
firm *Financial
Software & Systems (P) Ltd* for $60 mn with Jacob Ballas Capital. NEA also
funded $6 mn to ValueFirst Messaging, a Delhi-based mobile messaging
services provider.

Last year in Feb, Global Technology Investment Group (GTI), set up a
wholly-owned subsidiary to invest Rs 250 crore into Indian healthcare
sector.

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Regards

Hardik Shah

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