Suitors line up to acquire Hexaware Technologies in $2.5-billion deal
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Private equity firms Bain Capital, Carlyle Group and KKR & Co., as well as French outsourcer Teleperformance SE, are in fray to acquire Hexaware Technologies for $2.5 billion from Baring PE Asia in potentially the largest IT deal in India.
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Mumbai | Pune: Private equity firms Bain Capital, Carlyle Group and KKR & Co. are in the fray to acquire Hexaware Technologies Ltd. for $2.5 billion from Baring Private Equity Asia in potentially the largest IT services buyout in the country. Financial investors are on the prowl for scaled technology sector assets to take advantage of rising corporate IT spending on cloud services across the US and Europe.
Suitors line up to acquire Hexaware Technologies in $2.5-billion deal
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Private equity firms Bain Capital, Carlyle Group and KKR & Co., as well as French outsourcer Teleperformance SE, are in fray to acquire Hexaware Technologies for $2.5 billion from Baring PE Asia in potentially the largest IT deal in India.
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Mumbai | Pune: Private equity firms Bain Capital, Carlyle Group and KKR & Co. are in the fray to acquire Hexaware Technologies Ltd. for $2.5 billion from Baring Private Equity Asia in potentially the largest IT services buyout in the country. Financial investors are on the prowl for scaled technology sector assets to take advantage of rising corporate IT spending on cloud services across the US and Europe.
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Baring Asia puts Hexaware on sale for $2.5-$3 billion
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The Hong Kong-based buyout fund has initiated the process by mandating investment banks Barclays and JP Morgan to find buyers at a valuation of Rs 18,500 crore – Rs 22,200 crore ($2.5-$3 billion), multiple people aware of the development said.
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Baring acquired a controlling stake in Hexaware in 2013 from promoter Atul Nishar and PE firm General Atlantic, followed by acquisition of shares from public shareholders, which took its holding to 71.25%.
Baring Private Equity Asia has decided to sell Hexaware Technologies Ltd, six months after taking the mid-tier IT services firm private.
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Atul Nishar, founder and chairman, Hexaware Technologies, started and sold two successful companies – computer training institute Aptech and IT firm Hexaware – in 2005 and 2013 respectively. Currently, he is running his family office Techpro Ventures, which has invested in startups like Nykaa and Acko General Insurance. Apart from investing in startups, he set up Azent Overseas Education Ltd, an online-offline Edtech startup, along with his daughter Priyanka Nishar.