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SREI Equipment Finance Receives EOIs from Two International PE Funds for $ 250 million capital infusion
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SREI Equipment Finance Ltd (SEFL) says it has received expression of interest (EOIs) for up to $250 million capital infusion in the company from two international private equity (PE) funds.
In a statement, SEFL says, US-based Arena Investors LP and Singapore s Makara Capital Partners have expressed interest in investing in the company.
“The company s strategic coordination committee chaired by Malay Mukherjee, independent director, will coordinate, negotiate and conclude discussions with the PE investors to bring the capital into the business and advise the management. Ernst & Young will be advising the committee on the proposed fund raising exercise,” the statement says.
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The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has ordered an interim stay on a specific section of the Kolkata National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) order, which prevented the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) from taking any coercive action against SREI Equipment Finance Ltd. The interim stay (partial relief to the RBI), as per the order, will remain effective till pendency of the RBI s application.
The order by a two-member bench of the NCLAT observed that any opinion on NCLT’s power to pass an order against RBI can affect the merits of the appeal and so the Tribunal deemed it fit to pass an ad-interim order.