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Khaitan & Co. acted as Indian legal counsel to the promoter selling shareholders, JSW Steel Limited and JSW Cement Limited, on the proposed initial public offering of JSW One Platforms Limited, comprising a fresh issue of up to ₹13,000 million and an offer for sale of ₹17,540.10 million.
The team has deep expertise in mergers and acquisitions, private equity investments, corporate advisory work and cross-border transactions. Their arrival further strengthens the Firm’s ability to advise clients on complex domestic and international transactions across a wide range of sectors.
The Oxane Partners group is engaged in the business of providing technology-enabled solutions for private credit markets.
This would mark CPP Investments’ first direct investment in India’s hospitality sector and will support expansion of the hospitality platform.
The transaction comprises of a secondary acquisition of shares from the Promoters and Tata Capital Healthcare Fund II and, a primary subscription to shares proposed to be issued by the Target Company.
CAM advised on all aspects of the Transaction, including the legal due diligence and the transaction documents.
Swathi Girimaji’s practice covers mergers and acquisitions, venture capital investments, private equity and general corporate matters, including significant experience in the technology, education, health tech, fintech and consumer sectors.
Khaitan & Co advised and represented the Group from the commencement of the investigation and search proceedings in September 2025 through the adjudication process, including on the overseas direct investment, related FEMA issues and regulatory regularisation with the Reserve Bank of India.
The Corporate Law Committee, Presidency School of Law, Presidency University, Bengaluru, in collaboration with the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI), Bengaluru Chapter, SCC Times and Headway DM LLP, is organising “Decoding Boardroom Dynamics 2.0”, a two-day National Boardroom Simulation and NCLT Trial Competition on 16 and 17 October 2026. The event seeks to bridge academic learning and professional practice through realistic simulations of corporate governance, boardroom decision-making and NCLT proceedings, while fostering participants’ strategic thinking, negotiation, advocacy, corporate decision-making and problem-solving skills.
The transaction represents a significant institutional investment in India’s evolving beauty and wellness sector and supports the continued scaling and institutionalisation of a founder-led platform operating at the intersection of consumer beauty, wellness and medical aesthetics.
The transaction involved a cross-border investor base spanning Singapore and the UAE and underscores the growing institutional investment in technology-enabled platforms serving global fashion supply chains.
This seminar brings together students, lawyers, research scholars, professionals to confront a pressing question: Who really owns knowledge, and who gets left outside the gates?
CAM’s role included advising and assisting with the structuring and compliances with applicable legal and regulatory requirements as well as drafting and finalising of documents, disclosures and filings, in relation to the Preferential Issue.
The Firm conducted a comprehensive review of the Company’s legal, regulatory and operational matters and prepared the vendor due diligence report which included an assessment of the key legal risks and considerations relating to the Company and its business.
Before joining Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Rohan and Kshitij worked at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas’ New Delhi office.
The Transaction is proposed to be completed in tranches and remains subject to regulatory approvals.
CAM’s role included advising and assisting Hero MotoCorp on the structuring and compliance with applicable legal and regulatory requirements in connection with the fund raise, including negotiation and finalization of documents and disclosures relating to the preferential issue; and also on the qualified institutional placement, in its capacity as the promoter of Ather.
The National Company Law Tribunal has introduced uniform Registry and case-listing practices, preparation of daily cause lists, prescribing timelines for first listing and a “With Defects” mechanism for matters requiring judicial determination
For Volume IX, Issue 2, the Editorial Board invites original submissions addressing contemporary developments across the diverse and evolving dimensions of corporate law and governance.
SEBI passed an order on August 24, 2026, finding that the allegations against Axis Bank Limited and its wholly owned subsidiaries were not established. Accordingly, the proceedings were disposed of without any adverse findings or directions, or imposition of any penalty.