1. What is a Special Credit Opportunities Fund?

A Special Credit Opportunities Fund provides structured capital to established businesses for specific financing requirements such as growth, acquisitions, refinancing, asset monetisation and turnaround situations.

RevX SCOF focuses on asset-heavy Indian businesses with established operating histories, identifiable cash flows and tangible assets.

2. What is the core investment approach of SCOF?

The strategy is based on four key principles:

• Established businesses – Businesses with operating history and identifiable cash flows.
• Disciplined underwriting – Detailed assessment of the business, financials, management and transaction.
• Structured credit – Transaction-specific pricing, security and repayment mechanisms.
• Downside protection – Appropriate collateral, security coverage and cash-flow controls.

SCOF I had deployed approximately ₹815 crore across 12 transactions, with an average tracking XIRR of approximately 23% and average security cover of approximately 2.5x, as reported in Q2 2026.

3. What types of opportunities does SCOF invest in?

SCOF focuses on three categories:

• Growth Funding: Capital for expansion, capacity addition, capex completion and balance-sheet requirements.
• Strategic & Event-Driven Funding: Capital for acquisitions, promoter funding, pre-IPO bridges and other corporate actions.
• Turnaround Funding: Structured credit for fundamentally viable businesses undergoing operational or balance-sheet transitions.

4. What type of companies does RevX SCOF typically consider?

The preferred borrower profile includes:

• EBITDA of 10% or more
• Leverage of less than 4x
• Operating history of more than 5 years