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Tessolve raises $75 million from US-based Vector Line Capital

Vector Line, a strategic investment company that invests exclusively in semiconductors and the chip supply chain, joins existing investors TPG and Novo Tellus. This is Vector Line's first investment in India, Tessolve said in a statement. The funds will support Tessolve's growth, including strategic acquisitions that add to its existing capabilities, widen its service offerings, and strengthen…

Tessolve raises $75 million from US-based Vector Line Capital

Semiconductor services provider Tessolve has secured $75 million in funding from US-based Vector Line Capital, as it seeks to expand its operations and global reach. This marks Vector Line Capital's inaugural investment in India, according to Tessolve. The funds will be allocated towards the company's strategic acquisitions, enhanced service offerings, and global expansion.

Tessolve is presently in advanced talks to close multiple acquisitions in the upcoming quarters. Founded in 2004, Tessolve provides comprehensive turnkey solutions ranging from chip architecture and design to validation, test, and embedded systems, employing over 3,500 engineers across 10 countries. CEO Srini Chinamilli noted that the investment will bolster Tessolve's capabilities and bolster Vector Line Capital's influence in the sector.

Vector Line Capital's CEO, Geoffrey Baldwin, highlighted the increasing complexity in semiconductor design, validation, and testing, emphasizing Tessolve's capability to manage the entire development cycle. The company currently serves 18 of the world's top 20 semiconductor firms, reflecting its established presence in the industry.

Following a $150 million raise from TPG in 2025, Tessolve has also attracted investments from Novo Tellus Capital Partners and is actively pursuing acquisitions, aiming for a revenue exceeding $500 million within three to four years.

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