Warburg Pincus sells Kotak Mahindra stake for $272m
Warburg Pincus has fully exited India’s Kotak Mahindra Bank by selling the remaining 3.6% stake it held in the institution for INR14 billion ($272 million) on the public markets.
The US private equity firm, which first invested in Kotak in November 2004, sold 26.5 million shares in a block trade on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on Monday. The shares sold at INR530 apiece to two...
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