Tata Play has informed the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting about the change in shareholding
Singaporean sovereign wealth fund Temasek Holdings on Thursday sold its entire 5.42 per cent stake in Policybazaar's parent firm PB Fintech for Rs 2,425 crore through open market transactions. Temasek Holdings' wholly-owned subsidiary Claymore Investments (Mauritius) Pte Ltd sold the shares of PB Fintech in three tranches on the BSE. According to the block deal data, Claymore Investments (Mauritius) Pte offloaded a total of 2,44,30,015 shares, representing a 5.42 per cent stake in PB Fintech. The shares were disposed of at an average price of Rs 992.8 apiece, taking the combined deal value to Rs 2,425.41 crore. Meanwhile, US-based financial services company Capital Group, through its various affiliates, acquired the shares of PB Fintech in seven tranches. The stock of PB Fintech fell 0.59 per cent to close at Rs 996.90 apiece on the BSE. PB Fintech was co-founded by Yashish Dahiya and Alok Bansal in 2008. The company operates online insurance aggregator Policybazaar and credit ..
Deal values in India more than halved in 2023 to USD 66 billion despite high growth, as investors took a wait-and-watch approach, a report said on Friday. From a volume perspective, there were 1,641 deals -- a drop of more than 20 per cent over 2022 -- the report by consultancy firm Grant Thornton Bharat said. The firm's partner Shanthi Vijetha said lack of liquidity in international markets, volatile market conditions, and cautious investor sentiment hindered deal activities in 2023. "As India's emphasis on sustainability and environmental responsibility positions it as an attractive hub for opportunities in the global economy, we must first overcome challenges such as currency strength and global instability," Vijetha added. Merger and acquisition deal values dropped 72 per cent to USD 25.2 billion across 494 transactions, impacting the overall number the most, the report said. Outbound M&As were at USD 3.2 billion -- as against USD 17.9 billion in the year-ago period -- were ..
Tata Sons is offering a lower valuation than $1 billion made for Tata Play
Health insurer Niva Bupa on Thursday said a clutch of private equity funds have committed to invest Rs 800 crore in the company. India Business Excellence Fund IV (MO Alternate Investment Advisors), Temasek and Paragon Partners Growth Fund II will be investing the money for a minority stake in the company, as per an official statement. The announcement comes within a fortnight of homegrown private equity major True North announcing a 20 per cent stake sale in the company to Bupa for Rs 2,700 crore, making the UK-headquartered company a majority owner in the company. "This latest injection of capital will play a pivotal role in propelling the company towards its long-term ambitions and strategic objectives," True North's partner Divya Sehgal said. True North had earlier said that future growth options for the company, in which it continues to hold a minority stake, could also include the public listing. The company's chief executive and managing director Krishnan Ramachandran said
India's second largest IT services company Infosys on Thursday announced a five-year extension of its joint venture collaboration with Temasek, a global investment firm headquartered in Singapore. The extension underlines the shared objective of creating impactful digital transformation and investing in digital talent in Singapore, a statement said, announcing that Infosys and Temasek have extended the digital services joint venture for a period of five years. Infosys Compaz -- Infosys-Temasek joint venture (JV) company -- has collaborated with large corporations in Southeast Asia on their digital transformation journeys, leveraging deep technology expertise across cloud, data and analytics, cybersecurity, digital, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, among others. Meanwhile, Infosys in a filing said that based on the recommendation of the nomination and remuneration committee, its Board approved the appointment of Nitin Paranjpe as an additional and independent director ...
The fund is holding talks with Singapore's Temasek, which spent $2 billion in April to raise its stake in Manipal to 59% from 18% in the biggest hospital sector deal in India
The state investor is planning to hire another four to five investment professionals, bringing its India team to more than 20 people, Temasek India head Ravi Lambah said
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Temasek, an early investor in Indian firms like Zomato, Tata Play, and Ola, plans to invest in climate-aligned opportunities such as renewable energy and companies engaged in decarbonisation efforts
EvolutionX Debt Capital, a growth-stage debt financing platform jointly established by Temasek and DBS Bank, provides financing to growth-stage technology-enabled companies
Temasek's Chief Executive Officer Dilhan Pillay highlighted risks ranging from economic decoupling to protectionism and costs tied to energy security and transition
Tata Group is contemplating whether to delay the planned Tata Play listing because of market conditions, the people said
The sovereign wealth fund also said it was "disappointed with the outcome of our investment, and the negative impact on our reputation"
Takes stake from promoters, TPG, NIIF at Rs 40,000 crore enterprise value
Talks are currently in the early stages
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This is the second investment firm that has spoken in the favour of strong governance framework days after Sequoia India, also an investor in Zilingo, spoke on the subject
Institutional investors recommend heightened caution and warn of a difficult recovery ahead for the world.