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LKS, Latham act on Inox Clean Energy acquiring wind-solar portfolio from Macquarie

This acquisition marks a significant leap in Inox’s vision to strengthen its presence in the renewable sector.

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Inox Clean Energy Limited, a part of the INOXGFL Group, has acquired a 1,337 MW renewable energy platform from Macquarie Corporate Holdings Pty Limited and other shareholders. 

The platform comprises a diversified renewable energy portfolio of wind, solar and hybrid projects, with around 800 MW currently operational across multiple Indian states.

Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys acted as legal counsel to Inox and advised on the transaction structure, cross border regulatory aspects, competition law, tax implications and negotiation of transaction documents.

The transaction team, leading strategic negotiations and overall transaction management comprised of Kunal Arora (Partner), Siddharth Sawhney (Partner), Anupam Misra (Associate Partner), Mitushi Garg (Principal Associate) and Ria Mehta (Associate).

The tax related aspects in relation to the transaction were advised upon by a team comprising of Karanjot Singh Khurana (Partner), Harshit Khurana (Associate Partner), Giridhar Vasudevan (Principal Associate) and Rishabh Bhatia (Senior Associate).

The competition law team comprised of Neelambera Sandeepan (Partner), Charms Mathews (Senior Associate) and Rohan Zaveri (Associate).

Kunal Arora

Latham & Watkins, Singapore advised Macquarie Corporate Holdings Pty Limited and other selling shareholders.

This acquisition marks a significant leap in Inox’s vision to strengthen its presence in the renewable sector and significantly accelerates its growth trajectory, positioning the company to achieve its 3 GW capacity target by FY26.

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