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Reliance Industries-Adani: BoA s green energy banker sees M&A continuing in India driven by cost, scale economics

Synopsis India s renewable energy market will continue to see consolidation as other avenues of fundraising like initial public offer (IPO) and infrastructure investment trust (InvIT) continue to be challenging, Gaurav Singhal, managing director and India head of energy vertical, Bank of America told ET. India s renewable energy market will continue to see consolidation as other avenues of fundraising like initial public offer (IPO) and infrastructure investment trust (InvIT) continue to be challenging, Gaurav Singhal, managing director and India head of energy vertical, Bank of America told ET. Singhal and his team have been involved with all the four big deals in the renewable energy sector in India in 2021 so far as advisers Adani Group s acquisition of SB Energy, Thailand s GPSC’s acquisition of 42% in Avaada Energy, ReNew Power’s merger with blank-check company RMG II for public listing, and ORIX’s $ 980 million investment in Greenko Energy. Singhal expects sector lea

Industria india de energías renovables prevé inversiones de 150 000 millones de dólares para 2030

Industria india de energías renovables prevé inversiones de 150 000 millones de dólares para 2030
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Top Green Energy Banker Sees $150 Billion in India Deals by 2030

Top Green Energy Banker Sees $150 Billion in India Deals by 2030 Jul 29 2021, 8:51 AM July 29 2021, 5:00 AM July 29 2021, 8:51 AM (Bloomberg) For international investors seeking a piece of India’s renewables boom and the bankers who sit across the table with them all roads go through the country’s domestic energy players. (Bloomberg) For international investors seeking a piece of India’s renewables boom and the bankers who sit across the table with them all roads go through the country’s domestic energy players. That’s the message from Bank of America Corp.’s Gaurav Singhal, who leads the busiest team in India’s green energy M&A sector in the past 12 months, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The biggest of the deals saw the U.S. bank advising SoftBank Group Corp. on selling its renewables business in India to Adani Green Energy Ltd. at an enterprise value of $3.5 billion earlier this year.

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