WestBridge Capital has started a process to exit its investment in Star Health and Allied Insurance, Moneycontrol reported, citing unnamed sources.
The report said the private equity firm has asked investment banks to present proposals for a mandate to oversee the sale of its stake, with JPMorgan identified as the preferred adviser.
Based on the June quarter shareholding pattern, WestBridge holds around 40% of Star Health through Safecrop Investments India, a consortium set up by WestBridge, late investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and Madison Capital.
WestBridge requested expressions of interest from investment bankers a few weeks ago to run a sale process for its Star Health shares.
The source said that the size, structure and timing of any deal have yet to be decided and will depend on market conditions and investor interest.
#westbridge #process #allied
The report said the private equity firm has asked investment banks to present proposals for a mandate to oversee the sale of its stake, with JPMorgan identified as the preferred adviser.
Based on the June quarter shareholding pattern, WestBridge holds around 40% of Star Health through Safecrop Investments India, a consortium set up by WestBridge, late investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and Madison Capital.
WestBridge requested expressions of interest from investment bankers a few weeks ago to run a sale process for its Star Health shares.
The source said that the size, structure and timing of any deal have yet to be decided and will depend on market conditions and investor interest.
#westbridge #process #allied
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