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Aditya Birla group, KKR left in race for Sprng EnergyAditya Birla Group and KKR are vying to buy Shell's renewable energy firm Sprng Energy. Binding financial bids are in, and Shell will negot...- Siemens eyes exit from cancer care chain American Oncology InstituteSiemens Healthineers is exiting its Indian cancer care chain, American Oncology Institute. The deal is valued between ₹1,500-2,000 crore. P...
- Actis picks Standard Chartered to kick off $2 billion sale of BluPineActis is selling its Indian renewable energy firm BluPine Energy. The company has a capacity of 4 gigawatts. Standard Chartered Bank is adv...
- NIIF in talks with Temasek, leads race for $1.7 bn Sprng Energy buyActis, AV Birla Group & KKR are other contenders in fray, binding bids in coming days.
- Actis 'Sprngs' a surprise, enters race to re-acquire co from ShellActis LLP is making a move to buy back Sprng Energy from Shell. This clean energy platform was originally set up by Actis. Other major play...
- Aditya Birla Group among top 4 in Sprng Energy raceAditya Birla Group has entered the race to acquire Shell's renewable energy platform, Sprng Energy, joining NIIF, KKR, and Sembcorp. The co...
- NIIF, KKR, Sembcorp vie to acquire Shell's Sprng Energy in one of India's biggest renewable M&A dealsAs the renewable energy market heats up, Shell is placing Sprng Energy on the auction block, inviting competition from notable investors in...
- Shell to restart Sprng Energy sale process, ropes in BarclaysShell PLC is reportedly reviving the sale of its Indian renewable power producer, Sprng Energy, appointing Barclays to manage the process. ...
- Shell’s plan to sell Sprng Energy stalls amid lukewarm investor interestShell's attempt to sell Sprng Energy faces challenges due to valuation disagreements. Discussions with Sekura Energy and ONGC stalled. Inve...
- Norway's Statkraft looks to sell India assets for $2 billionNorwegian utility Statkraft hired EY to facilitate the $2 billion sale of its Indian hydro and solar power assets. The company plans to pri...
- Shell in talks with Sekura to sell 300 MW of Sprng EnergyShell Plc is in talks with Sekura Energy, Edelweiss Alternatives' energy platform, to sell a 300-MW portfolio from its India-based renewabl...
- Swiss investment firm to buy majority stake in Sunsure Energy for $400 millionThe investment in Sunsure Energy, which has historically built solar plants for commercial and industrial users, is to help transform the c...
- NTPC taps CPPIB, TAQA to sell green arm stakeNTPC has 2.3 GW renewable energy capacity under operation and 3.4 GW being built. It has a target of 15 GW renewable energy capacity by FY2...
- Actis launches power generation businessThe Bhola power plant has a 22-year power purchase agreement with Bangladesh Power Development Board and achieved commissioning in Jun 2021...
- Shell frontrunner in race to acquire Actis' Sprng EnergyShell’s offer that was submitted last week, valuing the portfolio at $1.75-1.8 billion inclusive of debt, is said to be higher than Singapo...
- ArcelorMittal joins race to buy Sprng Energy in green steel pushArcelorMittal joins the buyout race to compete with Royal Dutch Shell, Adani Group, Singapore's Sembcorp Energy, and Canadian pension fund ...
- Royal Dutch Shell in race for Actis' green company Sprng EnergyShell will be competing with Australian infrastructure fund Macquarie and Canadian pension fund CPP Investment Board for the potential bill...
- Azure Power, 3 others looking to bid for Actis-owned Sprng EnergyThe company has plans to develop a portfolio of 9 GW of renewable energy, which predominantly comprises solar power generation, according t...
- Brookfield, Actis eye Acme Solar assetsBulge-bracket global investors, including Canada's Brookfield and the UK's Actis, are in separate discussions to acquire some solar energy ...
- Shapoorji Pallonji Infra completes sale of solar power assets to ActisThe acquisition of this portfolio is in line with Actis' commitment of building over 2 GW of renewable power projects in India.
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