Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas Advises QSR Asia and RBA on Lenexis Acquisition
The transaction involves a significant stake sale, preferential allotment, and a mandatory open offer, marking a major shift in the company’s ownership structure.
The transaction involves a significant stake sale, preferential allotment, and a mandatory open offer, marking a major shift in the company’s ownership structure.
The transaction included the indirect sale of Triton’s stake in Kelvion India Private Limited, with Triton retaining a minority interest.
With over 14 years of experience across private equity, M&A, joint ventures, and cross-border investments, Rohan’s return strengthens the firm’s corporate capabilities across multiple industry sectors.
The transaction involves a 50 MW (AC) / 57.50 MW (DC) solar photovoltaic power project located in Khandwa district, Madhya Pradesh.
The transaction involved legal due diligence and comprehensive drafting and negotiation of transaction documents, further strengthening Uber’s strategic investment in the fleet operations segment linked to its mobility platform.
Structured in two tranches, the investment marks Uber’s foray into India’s rapidly growing fleet-tech segment, with Carrum operating EV and CNG fleets across major metropolitan cities.
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas acted as legal counsel to APG Strategic Real Estate Pool N.V. in connection with the proposed acquisition of its 41.09% equity stake in Fleur Hotels Limited by a Warburg Pincus affiliate, pursuant to Lemon Tree Hotels’ demerger and listing of Fleur under a scheme of arrangement.
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advised J.P. Morgan Services India Private Limited on one of the largest office space transactions in Hyderabad, involving the setting up of its IT/ITeS operations at WeWork Campus, Skyview Tower 20, Hitech City.
The transaction marks a significant real estate leasing deal supporting JPM’s India operations.
The transaction involved a 50:50 joint investment to establish a leading independent distributor of engineering plastics in India, strengthening ALBIS’s footprint in the Indian market.
The transaction involved leasing both the East and West Wings of Building No. 1, covering over 6 lakh sq. ft. of office space along with parking and allied facilities.
The transaction involved a long-term lease of the Taurus-4 (North Tower) building, including extensive parking facilities, reinforcing ARM’s operational presence in India’s technology hub.
The transaction involved the transfer of 100% shareholding through share purchase agreements, marking a key infrastructure asset monetisation deal.
The merger involves equity issuance to Orient shareholders, cancellation of cross-holdings, and regulatory approvals, representing a key consolidation move in India’s cement and infrastructure sector.
The IPO, which saw over 39× subscription, marked a landmark transaction in India’s equity capital markets and commenced trading on the BSE and NSE on 19 December 2025.
The merger involves equity issuance by Ambuja to ACC shareholders and results in a post-merger change in Ambuja’s shareholding structure, marking a significant consolidation in India’s cement sector.
The transaction, India’s largest disclosed private credit deal in the telecom sector, was structured to support Vodafone Idea Limited’s capital expenditure and business growth.
The transaction was undertaken in compliance with SEBI ICDR Regulations and marks one of the largest rights issues in the Indian capital markets.
The transaction involves multidisciplinary legal advice spanning M&A, employment, tax, data privacy, and equity compensation matters.
The transaction resulted in a change of control and triggered a mandatory open offer under SEBI takeover regulations, alongside structured acquisition financing.