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ARTICLE · 03 FEBRUARY 2015

Everstone To Acquire Controlling Stake In Serviont Global Solutions

Nishith Desai Associates
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Everstone Capital, along with Solmark, has signed an agreement to invest INR 403 crore (USD 66 million) for acquiring a controlling stake in Serviont Global Solutions Ltd.

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Everstone Capital ("Everstone"), along with Solmark, has signed an agreement to invest INR 403 crore (USD 66 million) for acquiring a controlling stake in Serviont Global Solutions Ltd (Serviont). The investment has been done through Evertech Pte Ltd, the Everstone Group's technology investing platform.

The Everstone Group is a premier India and South East Asia focused private equity and real estate investment firm. Headquartered in Singapore, Everstone has over 140 people working across five offices (Singapore, Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore and Mauritius). Everstone was awarded the Private Equity Firm of the Year in India by Private Equity International for three consecutive years (2011, 2012 and 2013).

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