This marks the largest fundraise for a semiconductor engineering services company in India
If approved, the platform will be among the first large-scale, privately backed green financing NBFCs in India
Mega deals have been slow to return in Asia, in part due to subdued activity in China
On November 28, Moneycontrol was the first to report that billionaire Adar Poonawalla-led Serum Institute had agreed to sell 30-40 percent stake held by the top vaccine maker in SCHOTT Pharma to the US private equity firm.
TPG will lead a consortium of investors that includes Murugappa Group’s Vellayan Subbiah and former JSW Group’s senior executive Prashant Jain
TPG has emerged as the likeliest buyer after outbidding rivals including industry players and private equity firms, the people said, asking not to be identified because the matter is private.
In August 2021, Serum purchased 50% stake in the JV SCHOTT Kaisha from former co-owners Kairus Dadachanji and Shapoor Mistry
The merged entity will rank among the top three hospital chains in India, in terms of number of beds, along with Apollo Hospitals and Manipal Hospitals
The discussions to raise money started sometime last year and the initial plan was just to do a small $50 million secondaries round where some early investors would take an exit. However, Eruditus after achieving a full year of Ebidta profitability decided to kick off a larger round and close it before flipping its base back to India from Singapore, a source told Moneycontrol.
The IPO size is likely to be in the range of $500-600 million and will comprise a large share of secondary share sales by existing investors.
In October 2021, TPG Rise Climate and its co-investor ADQ announced an investment of Rs 7,500 crore in the EV business at a valuation of up to $9.1 billion.
Via the block deals, TPG looks to sell 56.33 lakh shares worth Rs 1,000 crore in the company, which is likely at a 4-5 percent discount.
The move aims to create exit opportunities for EV divisions’ existing and future investors after the company’s demerger, which will create two listed entities.
Before switching to the listing route, TPG-backed Sai Life Sciences had explored the sale of a controlling stake in the firm and conducted a sale process, which resulted in Bain Capital emerging as the front-runner in the final leg, according to a January 25 report by Moneycontrol. But talks between both parties did not fructify into a deal
Tech Mahindra emphasized on its long standing relationship with TPG Telecom (TPG). This deal further strengthens the relationship with it and aids in expanding existing customer experience capabilities and business in the Philippines, the IT major said.
TPG, which also invested in Tata Motors’ electric vehicle business, will pick up 9 percent in Tata Technologies while Ratan Tata Endowment Fund will buy rest 0.9 percent.
The US based data management firm has signed a definitive agreement with investment firm TPG Growth to riase $336 million (Rs 2,788 crore) in an equity deal
The JSW Group aims to raise up to $500 million from this stake sale, which will likely be utilised for expanding its presence in renewable energy.
TPG through its affiliate — TPG India Investments II Inc — offloaded the shares of non-banking financial company Shriram Finance Ltd in 18 tranches.
Prior to the deal, Sheares Healthcare India, an existing shareholder in Manipal Health Enterprises, held around 18 percent stake. Sheares manages a portfolio of healthcare delivery assets for Singapore-headquartered investment major Temasek.
Piramal and TPG are jointly working with an adviser on divesting a combined 30% stake in the holding company of Shriram General Insurance Ltd., said the people, who asked not to be identified as the information is private. Shriram General Insurance Holdings could be valued at more than $2 billion in a transaction, the people said.
Ratings agency Crisil believes that Campus group will continue to benefit from its healthy market position, aided by strong brand visibility
Negotiations are ongoing and it’s unclear if the prospective investors will go ahead with a deal, the people said, who asked not to be identified as the information is private.
The deal would value the hospital chain above $4 billion. For TPG, which first acquired a 24.75 percent stake for Rs 900 crore in Manipal Health in 2015, this deal will generate multi-fold returns
The government has already announced a PLI scheme for man-made fibre garments and technical textiles.