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Hogan Lovells, Khaitan, JSA advise Waaree Energies on ₹4,321-crore IPO

Waaree Energies IPO is considered one of the largest in the renewable energy sector

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Global law firm Hogan Lovells, Khaitan & Co and JSA advised Waaree Energies on its ₹4,321-crore Initial Public Offering (IPO). Waaree Energies, a leading solar module manufacturer.

Manoj Patil is the Legal Head of Waree Engineers.

This IPO was managed by Axis Capital, IIFL Securities, Jefferies, Nomura, SBI Capital Markets, Intensive Fiscal, and ITI Capital.

Waree Energy, which debuted in the market on October 28 at an issue price of ₹ 1,503 per share, listed at a 66 % premium on the opening. This IPO is considered as one of the largest in the renewables sector, garnering large number of applications.

The Hogan Lovells team was led by Biswajit Chatterjee, head of the India practice and Managing Partner of the Singapore office, along with Kaustubh George, senior associate Varun Jetly, and associates Aditya Rajput, Jayant Bharadwaj, and Sanjana Ravjiani, along with staff attorney Rosen Chen.

Hogan Lovells Biswajit Chatterjee

Khaitan & Co acted as counsel to the company and the selling shareholders. The team was led by Subhayu Sen (Partner) and Aayush Mohata (Partner), it comprised Hrithik Khurana (Associate), Ira Pandya (Associate), Aayush Virani (Associate), Aastha Sadra (Associate).

Subhayu Sen, Aayush Mohata

JSA acted for Book Running Lead Managers in the IPO.

The team was led by Madhurima Mukherjee Saha (lead partner) and comprised Anuj Pethia (partner), Richa Prasad (associate), Tamanna Kapoor (associate) and Aryaman Singh (associate).

Madhurima Mukherjee Saha, Anuj Pethia

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