Articles tagged with: Rajah & Tann

CAM acts for IL&FS on $141.6m Chinese road asset sale

“Debt-laden Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) has completed the sale of its 49% stake in a Chinese expressway project, that will help the company address debt worth Rs 2,600 crore.”, reports The Economic Times. The transaction involved sale of 49% shareholding amounting to I...

After lateral HSA move, DSK now acts Eternis Fine Chemicals buy of UK’s Tennants Fine Chemicals

metadesc: DSK Legal advised Eternis Fine Chemicals Limited, as well as Eternis UK Limited and the promoter / Mariwala Family and related trusts. DSK partner Aparajit Bhattacharya , acted as the lead/relationship partner on the transaction, with a transaction team led by partner Aninda Pal , and asso...

S&R acts on $40m deal for Bertelsmann India investment into Eruditus group

Eruditus Group, comprising Eruditus Executive Education and its online division Emeritus, has raised a $40-million Series C round led by Sequoia Capital. Existing investor Bertelsmann India Investments also participated in the round, the company said on Thursday. — Mint S&R Associates advised B...

AZB, JD, Rajah Tann on Prem Watsa-backed biz service provider Quess Corp $14m buy of Monster.com India, SE Asia, Middle East

India’s leading integrated business services provider, Quess Corp has completed its acquisition of job listing platform Monster.com’s business in India, South East Asia and the Middle East from Monster Worldwide for an estimated Rs 89.6 crores ($14m), as reported by VC Circle and The Economic Times ...

$70m PropTiger, Housing.com merger: Indus, SAM, AZB, Khaitan, NDA + 3 foreigns lead

News Corp-backed real estate portal PropTiger said on Tuesday that Mumbai-based Housing.com will merge with it in an all stock deal, and that it will receive $50 million in fresh funds from News Corp.’s REA Group Ltd and $5 million from SoftBank Group.

Another Induslaw tech start-up, PropTiger, grows up with $30m injection from Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp, again opposite AZB

Induslaw advised Elara Technologies – the start-up that runs real estate portal PropTiger - on US media behemoth News Corp’s first investment in India with an infusion of $30m for picking up a 25 per cent stake in Elara. News Corp was advised by AZB & Partners. Induslaw Bangalore partner Sriniv...