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Blackstone invests Rs 5,000 crore in Mumbai NBFC; capital interest rises

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What happened

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Blackstone is set to invest around Rs 5,000 crore in a non-banking financial company (NBFC) for a 15 per cent stake. This investment is part of a larger capital infusion exceeding Rs 6,200 crore, which will also include contributions from the NBFC's promoters and Rohit Kothari, through Anchorage Capital. The transaction is expected to be announced on Tuesday, subject to board approval.

From businessworld.in

Why it matters

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The proposed fundraise is expected to improve the NBFC's capital adequacy ratio by around five percentage points to 28 per cent. This could strengthen the company's credit profile and reduce its borrowing costs by 100-150 basis points.

Singaporean capital firms, including Amansa Capital, are noted for focusing on Indian market sentiment.

From businessworld.in

Who's involved

  • Temasek HoldingsEvaluated potential investment opportunities within Mumbai.
  • Advent InternationalConducting investment activities in companies listed in the Mumbai market.
  • BlackstonePlanning to invest around Rs 5,000 crore in a Mumbai NBFC.
  • Anchorage CapitalContributing approximately Rs 100 crore to the NBFC via Rohit Kothari.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Reserve Bank of IndiaSpeculative

    The Reserve Bank of India may monitor the NBFC's credit profile, which the capital infusion is expected to strengthen.

  • Temasek HoldingsSpeculative

    Temasek Holdings could see its deal pipeline strengthened by evaluating investment opportunities in Mumbai.

  • Advent InternationalSpeculative

    Advent International could see its deal pipeline strengthened by evaluating investment opportunities in Mumbai.

  • BlackstoneSpeculative

    Blackstone could see its deal pipeline strengthened by evaluating investment opportunities in Mumbai.

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