Warburg Pincus, Oak Hill seek exits from Indian BPO firms
Warburg Pincus and Oak Hill Capital Partners are both lining up exits from Indian outsourcing companies listed in the US. WNS plans to offer 10.5 million new and ordinary shares, which would reduce Warburg Pincus’ holding in the company from 47.84% to 33.29%, or 29.13% if the over-allotment option is exercised. Oak Hill wants to fully exit its 17.4% stake in ExlService Holdings.
WNS disclosed its planned offering to the New York Stock Exchange on February 1. Based on the company's closing share price of $9.65 that day, Warburg Pincus can expect to generate nearly $66 million through...
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