Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advised Stonepeak Partners before the CCI on its acquisition of Castrol Group Holdings Limited
The transaction involves CPPIB as co-investor, while bp will retain a 35% stake in Castrol following completion.
The transaction involves CPPIB as co-investor, while bp will retain a 35% stake in Castrol following completion.
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advised Amphenol Corporation on the mandatory open offer to public shareholders of ADC India Communications Limited following its global acquisition of connectivity and cable solutions business assets from Vistance Networks. The transaction triggered acquisition of control and voting rights under India’s takeover regulations.
The mandate included title due diligence, transaction structuring, and drafting and negotiation of transaction documents for the real estate acquisition.
The transaction was executed through a share purchase agreement and marks a significant infrastructure divestment.
The cross-border healthcare technology transaction is structured through a merger with IKS’s U.S. subsidiary, reflecting continued consolidation in the global care enablement and healthtech sector.
The transaction involved separate securities purchase agreements for each entity, reflecting structured exits in the real estate investment space.
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advised Jio Financial Services Limited on its 50:50 general insurance joint venture with Allianz Europe B.V. The proposed venture, subject to regulatory approvals, aims to expand into general and health insurance in India.
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas has promoted 18 lawyers to its partnership, effective May 1, 2026, across corporate, disputes, finance, and capital markets practices. The move reflects the firm’s continued growth and emphasis on leadership, expertise, and strengthening its pan-India presence.
The transaction marks a first-of-its-kind ECB financing linked to a dollar-denominated environmental attributes purchase agreement structured on virtual PPA principles.
The collaboration combines Hyundai’s design expertise with TVS Motor’s EV platform to develop and commercialise next-generation mobility solutions.
The transaction, subject to shareholder approval, reflects one of the significant buyback announcements in the Indian market.
The transaction, structured as a going concern transfer, involved drafting and negotiation of the Business Transfer Agreement and regulatory compliance advisory.
The platform aims to scale methane reduction in smallholder agriculture through carbon credit monetisation.
The round saw participation from multiple investors and supports Bellatrix’s development of advanced propulsion technologies and satellite solutions for civilian and defence applications.
The deal forms part of HMA’s global acquisition of HealthTech, a leading Medicaid-focused technology and analytics provider.
The QIP involved issuance of over 67 million equity shares to institutional investors and was conducted in compliance with SEBI ICDR Regulations and the Companies Act, 2013.
The Court held that exemption benefits under the Package Scheme of Incentives continued during the eligibility period and were not extinguished by subsequent legislation.
The mandate involved multi-practice due diligence including regulatory, infrastructure, data protection, and compliance aspects for this cross-border transaction.
The shares commenced trading on BSE and NSE on April 1, 2026, with the firm providing comprehensive legal advisory across all aspects of the capital raising transaction.
The financing is aimed at refinancing existing debt for 136 MWp solar power projects located in Karnataka and Telangana.