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  • Carlyle Group said to eye stake in Nido Home Finance

    Carlyle is targeting an initial funding of $300 million in Mumbai-based Nido Home Finance Ltd., owned by Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd

  • Carlyle Group targeting $300 million for India side fund

    The private equity fund focused on the South Asian country is targeting about $300 million and the International Finance Corporation has proposed an investment of as much as $60 million

  • Race for TA Associates & True North backed Accion Labs: PAG, Carlyle & Apax move to next leg

    Investment banks JP Morgan and Avendus Capital are the sell-side advisors on the proposed transaction which is in due diligence stage

  • Carlyle, ChrysCapital in talks to invest $200 mn in Nash Industries at $500 mn valuation

    With multiple facilities in Bengaluru, Pune and Chennai, Nash Industries serves diverse sectors including automotive, aerospace, defense, healthcare, banking hardware and electrical systems.

  • Carlyle may sell up to 10% stake in Piramal Pharma via block deals

    Carlyle picked up a 20% stake in Piramal Pharma for Rs 3,523 crore (approximately $490 million) in June 2020

  • PNB Housing Finance up 5% as only half the block size changed hands, Carlyle likely seller

    The indicative price of the block was Rs 960 per share, which was a 5 per cent discount to the Rs 1,010.20/share close on April 30.

  • Carlyle launches up to $308 million block deal eyeing exit from PNB Housing Finance

    The March quarter profit for PNB Housing advanced 25 percent to Rs 550 crore. It had posted a net profit of Rs 439 crore in the same quarter a year earlier.

  • Carlyle’s $945 mn deal for Energean’s oil and gas assets collapses over regulatory hurdles

    Carlyle’s $945 million deal to acquire Energean’s Mediterranean oil and gas assets has collapsed after failing to secure regulatory approvals in Italy and Egypt.

  • India expects $200 million missile deal with Philippines this year: Report

    The Akash missile system developed by India's defence research body has drawn interest from the Philippines, which has told New Delhi it would make an order in the fiscal year that begins in April, said three sources

  • Carlyle-promoted Hexaware Tech may launch Rs 8,750 crore IPO between February 12-14

    This will be India's biggest ever IPO in the IT services and enterprise tech segment. Carlyle acquired Hexaware in 2021 from rival private equity firm Baring Private Equity Asia (now EQT) for around $3 billion.

  • Carlyle in advanced talks to acquire majority stake in Strata Geosystems India and affiliates

    The proposed deal is a derivative play by Carlyle on the growing infrastructure theme in the country as Strata cuts across various sub-segments

  • Carlyle said to revive sale of world’s biggest seaplane firm

    TMA operates a fleet of 65 DHC-6 Twin Otters, including 13 resort-branded aircraft and two VIP-configured planes, making it the world’s largest seaplane operator.

  • Alpha Wave Global in advanced talks to pick up minority stake in VLCC backed by Carlyle

    Carlyle acquired a 66 percent controlling stake in VLCC in January 2023 from its founders Vandana and Mukesh Luthra for around $300 million

  • Sequent Scientific shares rise 12% over Rs 8,000-crore merger with Viyash Life Sciences

    The rationale for the merger is to 'build a unique, differentiated, global end-to-end integrated platform with leadership in animal pharmaceuticals, supported by strong operating and R&D backbone', said the companies

  • SpiceJet stock edges up even as Carlyle Aviation offloads 1.4% stake

    SpiceJet shares rose despite Carlyle Aviation Management offloading 1.42 percent of its stake, reflecting ongoing recovery efforts for the cash-strapped airline following recent settlements and restructuring moves.

  • Carlyle says strong demand from Indian savers to fan IPO frenzy

    Carlyle's Amit Jain stated that Indian savers' steady investments are driving high liquidity in the country's IPO market, with Hexaware Technologies among upcoming listings.

  • Carlyle likely to invest $400 million in India's auto component sector: Report

    The firm sees a significant opportunity in India's growing domestic market and its potential as an export hub in the auto component sector. It is looking at mid-sized firms which specialise in precision machining and components for EVs

  • Carlyle's dividend haul from Hexaware touches Rs 1,380 crore in three years since its acquisition

    Hexaware's Rs 530.8 crore dividend payout in 2023 beats Wipro, ICICI Lombard, and Godrej Consumer and would rank it 34th among BSE 100 index members if it were a publicly traded company.

  • Carlyle to write off $40 million in SpiceJet arrears, convert dues into cargo arm debentures

    SpiceJet said it has managed to significantly pare down debt, as Carlyle Aviation will write off $40.17 million in lease arrears in total.

  • Carlyle-promoted Hexaware files for Rs 9,950 cr IPO, India's biggest in IT services and enterprise tech space

    Carlyle acquired Hexaware in 2021 from Baring Private Equity Asia (now EQT) for around $3 billion. The earlier promoter Baring Private Equity Asia had delisted the firm in 2020.

  • Theobroma stake sale: Switz Group, Kedaara Capital, Carlyle, ChrysCapital seek a big bite

    On March 8, Moneycontrol reported that key investor ICICI Venture and the promoters of Theobroma had appointed Arpwood Capital to explore the sale of a controlling stake at a targeted valuation around Rs 3,500 crore

  • Carlyle likely to sell up to 5% stake in PNB Housing Finance via block deals: CNBC-Awaaz

    Carlyle is looking to sell PNB Housing Finance's shares worth Rs 1,000 crore and base price is likely to be in the range of Rs 750-Rs 760

  • Carlyle taps ADIA, GIC, KKR, others for sale of stake in Airtel data centres business

    Carlyle had acquired a 24 percent stake in the Nxtra for around Rs 1,780 crore ($235 million) in 2020. The sale is expected to fetch $ 800 million to 900 million.

  • KKR, Blackstone, Carlyle, Mankind Pharma eye acquisition of Advent-owned Bharat Serums & Vaccines

    In November 2019, Advent International had acquired a 74 percent stake in Bharat Serums from its erstwhile private equity investors Orbimed Asia and Kotak PE, as well as the promoters of the company, the Daftary family, for around $500 million. Later, the PE fund acquired the family's remaining 26% stake.

  • Carlyle picks JPMorgan and Kotak to help arrange Hexaware IPO

    The US investment firm plans to hold the IPO as early as in the fourth quarter of this year, the people said, asking not to be identified as the deliberations are private.

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