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ARTICLE · 13 JANUARY 2020

Evolving Private Equity Trends In India – Buyout Transactions

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Private equity (PE) transactions in India conventionally comprised minority investments in Indian companies.

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INTRODUCTION

Private equity (PE) transactions in India conventionally comprised minority investments in Indian companies. However, maturing market conditions and an increasingly favouring regulatory landscape have been providing tailwinds to PE firms to undertake buyout transactions. Many PE firms investing in India have gained significant experience to deal with the governance and regulatory risks that Indian markets pose. This enables them to leverage their expertise from running businesses globally to manage businesses in India.

Sources indicate that buyouts contributed to 25% of all investments made in India over the last 3 years. Buyout transactions offer PE firms control over the management, capital structure and exits. . Such investments, targeting sectors like real estate, IT services, financial services, technology and telecom, are on the rise. Public sector banks and large conglomerates offloading their non-core assets due to stressed balance sheets, and

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