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Four-S Private Equity Track - Issue 2
Four-S Services, Jan 2012, Pages: 7
This issue covers 23rd January - 29th January 2012
PE activity for the week
- During the week ended 29th January, 2012, there were 7 PE/VC deals worth $170.2mn compared to 10 deals worth $281.2mn in the previous week. - Out of the total, there were 4 deals at early stage, and one deal each at growth, late and project stage. - The largest transaction during the week was by IL&FS Investment Managers Ltd. acquiring 4 office units of Logix Group in Noida (Uttar Pradesh) for Rs 6bn ($117.6mn).
January sees $891mn of Private Equity investments, Four-S reports
Mumbai, February 1, 2012: The first month of 2012 saw $890.5mn of Private Equity investments in Indian companies across 38 deals; 5% down from the investments of $942mn across 27 deals for the same month last year, shows data with research and financial consulting firm, Four-S Services. The average deal size also declined from $42.8mn to $33.0mn during the same period.
However, on a month over month basis, the investment was up 53% from $580.2mn of investments across 33 deals in the month of December 2011. Last year aggregated $11.16bn of investments across 422, registering 40% year on year growth compared to investments worth $7.96bn across 328 deals in 2010.
All top 5 deals during the month of January 2011 were above $100mn in value, aggregating 68% of total investments. In the largest deal, online retailer Flipkart raised $150mn from existing investors Accel Partners and Tiger Global Management. This is so far the largest deal in the online retail space in India. This was followed by Temasek's $135mn investment to buy 4.9% stake in consumer products firm Godrej Consumer Products, in the single largest alternative investment deal in the Indian FMCG industry. Logix Group sold four office buildings in Noida to IL&FS Investment Managers for ~$118mn. Infrastructure topped the investment chart accounting for 21.7% of investments with a deal value of $192.9mn. Real Estate occupied the second slot with $174.6mn (19.6%) worth of investments across 3 deals. Healthcare ($163.4mn; 18.3% share), retail ($155.2mn; 17.4%) and manufacturing ($142.5mn; 16%) were other major sectors.
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