Direct lending fund research profile
Apollo Global Management's credit platform spans private and public corporate credit, asset-backed finance and origination platforms. India activity is part of a global credit business and should not be presented as a standalone India-only fund unless a vehicle source says so.
At a glance
Research profile
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Investment lens
Apollo Global Management (India credit) uses a direct lending, hybrid, special sits approach across Investment-grade private credit, infrastructure finance, hybrid capital.
Current evidence
Apollo-managed funds completed a $750 million investment-grade financing for Mumbai International Airport in June 2025, and Apollo announced a $500 million senior-secured private placement for ATSOL Global IFSC, a subsidiary of Adani Energy Solutions, in March 2026. Both announcements identify Apollo leadership and named Indian infrastructure borrowers. No India-dedicated vehicle size or India-only return series is publicly disclosed.
Strategy
Direct lending, hybrid, special sits
Sector focus
Investment-grade private credit, infrastructure finance, hybrid capital
AIF structure context
Indian private credit, venture-debt and special-situations funds are commonly structured as Category II AIFs. Verify the specific vehicle and registration before investing.
Current signal
Apollo-managed funds completed a $750 million investment-grade financing for Mumbai International Airport in June 2025, and Apollo announced a $500 million senior-secured private placement for ATSOL Global IFSC, a subsidiary of Adani Energy Solutions, in March 2026. Both announcements identify Apollo leadership and named Indian infrastructure borrowers. No India-dedicated vehicle size or India-only return series is publicly disclosed.
Investor questions
Apollo Global Management (India credit) is covered in Rupeia's private credit research universe. The current public record describes the strategy as Direct lending, hybrid, special sits, with a sector focus of Investment-grade private credit, infrastructure finance, hybrid capital. The profile should be read with the linked source trail and Typical route: Category II AIF context.
The profile displays only company or asset names attributable to Apollo Global Management (India credit) in the reviewed public sources: Mumbai International Airport; ATSOL Global IFSC / Adani Energy Solutions. It does not represent a complete current portfolio unless the manager has published one.
Apollo reports approximately $309 billion of assets originated with its platforms in 2025 and describes secured-credit origination across corporate, consumer, infrastructure and real-estate channels. India-specific fund-level returns are not disclosed. These signals are not a substitute for fund- and vintage-specific net performance, realised distributions and audited or administrator-supported reporting.
Public fund size: Apollo reports global credit scale but does not separately disclose an India credit vehicle size in the reviewed sources.. Public terms or access information: Direct lending, hybrid capital, special situations and asset-backed credit; India-specific cheque sizes, leverage and reserves are not consistently public.. Current fees, minimum commitment and availability must be confirmed for the exact named vehicle in its fund documents.
The current source record names Jamshid Ehsani (Apollo Partner); Matt Michelini (Partner and Head of Asia-Pacific). Verify current roles, departures, attribution and key-person provisions before relying on the team history for a new commitment.
Review borrower concentration, security and seniority, cash versus accrued income, defaults, recoveries, fund leverage and liquidity. The current open diligence point is: India allocation, vehicle structure, fees/carry, realized returns and a complete India borrower list remain not publicly disclosed; only named Apollo-announced financings are retained..
2026-03-11: Apollo-managed funds completed a $750 million investment-grade financing for Mumbai International Airport in June 2025, and Apollo announced a $500 million senior-secured private placement for ATSOL Global IFSC, a subsidiary of Adani Energy Solutions, in March 2026. Both announcements identify Apollo leadership and named Indian infrastructure borrowers. No India-dedicated vehicle size or India-only return series is publicly disclosed.
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