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GIC said to weigh selling US$5 bil stake in India’s Greenko

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GIC said to weigh selling US$5 bil stake in India’s Greenko
Greenko has 7.5 gigawatts of net installed capacity across wind, solar and hydro power in 15 states in India. Last year, it raised US$700 million from GIC, ADIA, Orix and the company’s founders to invest in pumped storage projects. Photo: Bloomberg
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GIC is considering options for its 50% stake in India’s Greenko Energy Holdings, including a possible sale that could be worth around US$5 billion ($6.51 billion), people familiar with the matter said. 

The Singaporean sovereign wealth fund is in initial discussions with financial advisers to help evaluate a full or partial sale of its holding in Greenko, the people said, asking not to be identified because the matter is private. A deal could value the renewable energy firm at about US$10 billion, they said.

Prospective investors include infrastructure-focused funds, sovereign wealth funds and other energy companies, the people said. Considerations are preliminary and GIC may decide not to pursue a sale, the people said.

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