Brownfield investment inherits a living organisation
Rajeev’s World Trade approach includes established businesses, where the opportunity arrives with employees, customers and working habits that deserve close attention.

Rajeev Khandelwal
From World Trade’s founding in 2004 to a business network spanning capital, aviation and the real economy.
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Rajeev’s World Trade approach includes established businesses, where the opportunity arrives with employees, customers and working habits that deserve close attention.
World Trade’s greenfield interests place Rajeev’s enterprise perspective alongside a challenge that extends beyond creating an asset: building a functioning company around it.
Rajeev’s World Trade platform considers greenfield and brownfield opportunities, creating a useful contrast between building capability and improving what already exists.
Rajeev’s industrial and financial background highlights the importance of making a business understandable to the people who operate it and support it.
Rajeev’s early portfolio experience invites a practical view of diversification: every additional business also asks someone to understand and oversee it.
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