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Fairbridge raises $34m through Thomas Cook India offering
Fairbridge Capital, a subsidiary of Canada's Fairfax Financial Holdings, has reduced its stake in Thomas Cook India from 87.1% down to 75% via an institutional placement program (IPP), which closed on May 8.
India Infoline invests in real estate project
India Infoline (IIFL) has invested INR750 million ($13.9 million) in a real-estate development project in the state of Haryana through its IIFL Domestic Series 1 Fund.
India Infoline fund invests $20m in Gurgaon, Mumbai projects
India Infoline (IIFL) has invested INR1.1billion ($20 million) in two residential projects in Mumbai and Gurgaon, through its IIFL Domestic Series I fund.
Fairbridge buys Thomas Cook India for $150m
Thomas Cook has now sold its India business twice in the space of six years. The asset was first offloaded to Dubai Financial in 2005 as a package deal including licenses to operate the brand in the Middle East, as Thomas Cook divested non-core assets to focus on Europe. Two years later, the company performed an about-face and decided to expand in emerging markets. It bought back a controlling stake in Thomas Cook India plus the Middle East business.
IIFL real estate fund makes first investment
IIFL Alternate Asset Advisors, the venture capital arm of the India Infoline Group (IIFL), has made the first investment from its venture capital fund, backing a slum redevelopment project.
Aureos boosts Indian packaging firm with $7m
Aureos South Asia Managers, a unit of Aureos Capital, has invested $7 million in Indian paper packaging company Sai Security Printers to help it build a new facility in Bangalore.
India Infoline raises a $100m real estate fund
India Infoline Venture Capital Fund, the venture capital arm of the India Infoline group(IIFL), has raised a INR5 billion ($100 million) real estate fund. It is the brokerage's first foray into the private equity business.
India fundraising: Survival of the fittest
India has seen plenty of private equity spinouts but an increasingly difficult fundraising environment is expected to separate the men from the boys
Fairfax unit, headed by Raghavan, seeks Indian investments
Fairfax Financial Holdings is targeting minority or controlling stakes in listed and unlisted companies in India. Investments will be made through its subsidiary Fairbridge Capital, Mint reported.
"Big boys" battle it out in India
India's mid-cap market has materialized as a battleground for top-name private equity firms, as funds including Bain Capital, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., Baring and ICICI Venture have emerged as contenders to invest between $50-75 million in two domestic firms.