Vaish assists Rs 30 crore IFCI VC investment in white goods maker Amber

Monday, 4 July 2011 By Legally India Private equity / VC

Vaish Associates has advised on IFCI Venture Capital Funds’ Rs 30 crore ($6.75m) private equity investment in Delhi-based consumer durable goods company Amber Enterprises.

Vaish Associates’ Delhi office led by corporate partner Satwinder Singh with senior associates Mohit Chaurasia, Divya Suman and associate Pashupati Nath acted for the company, which is India’s largest original equipment manufacturer of home appliance.

“The company was successful in negotiating the transaction with buy back rights for the promoters to the extent of 60% of the stake acquired by IFCI at an annualized return of 20%,” said Singh.

The legal work undertaken was advising on the structuring, negotiations and preparation of the term sheet and the investment agreement and other related documents, according to Vaish Associates.

IFCI Green India Venture Funds was advised by its in-house legal team.

The investment was made in the form of compulsory convertible debentures and the money raised would be utilised by the company to fund its capex and working capital requirements of financial year 2011-12.

Vaish Associates

Comments

lawyered 4 Jul 2011, 14:42
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30 crores...seriously!!!!wat next a deal of 30 lakhs to be reported
XYZ 6 Jul 2011, 07:15
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Dear Lawyered, I would only like to say that any person who has even little bit of experience working on transactions, would know and would agree that its not the amount involved in the deal, but it the nature / structure / importance of the deal which makes it crucial.
lawyered 6 Jul 2011, 10:57
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and wat is the nature/structure or importance of this deal which makes it so special?
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