Four Indian Law Firms and Three Foreign law firms will deliver the IPO for logistics company Delhivery.
Here are who advised the IPO.
| Entity | Indian Law | Foreign Law |
|---|---|---|
| Delhivery | Shardul Amarchand | Latham & Watkins |
| Bankers | Cyril Amarchand | Linklaters Singapore |
| Softbank | - | Morrison and Foerster |
| Selling Shareholders | Khaitan & Co | - |
| Individual Selling Shareholder | Samvad | - |
According to the prospectus filed before SEBI, the company has Rs. 100 Crores worth of tax disputes between Delhivery and its subsidiaries with various Government agencies.
Suhani Singh is the General Counsel of Delhivery.
The Linklaters team was led by Head of South and Southeast Asia Capital Markets, partner Amit Singh, with support from counsel Joseph Wolpin.
Capital Markets partner Amit Singh, commented:
“We are pleased to have advised the underwriters on Dehlivery’s successful IPO, despite the challenging market conditions. With Dehlivery’s strong pan-Indian presence, we take pride in helping to bring them closer to their strategic goals as they diversify and optimise their services.”