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Khaitan & Co, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, Linklaters act on JSW Energy ₹4,000 crore QIP

The QIP will support JSW Energy’s continued growth and expansion strategy.

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JSW Energy Limited has made a qualified institutions placement of equity shares aggregating to ₹4,000 crores.

Khaitan & Co advised JSW Energy on this QIP.

The transaction team consisted of Madhur Kohli (Partner), Vaibhav Mittal (Partner), Prathiksha Panduranga (Counsel), Varshini Puni (Senior Associate), Siddharth Jain (Associate), Srishti Jain (Associate) and Aryan Agarwal (Associate).

Madhur Kohli, Vaibhav Mittal

Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co advised Jefferies India Private Limited, the placement agent, on this QIP.

The transaction was led by Nikhil Naredi (Partner) and Devi Prasad Patel (Partner), with support from Rishika Sharma (Senior Associate), Associates Soundarya M. and Kunika Agarwal.

Nikhil Naredi, Devi Prasad Patel

Linklaters also advised Jefferies India on this QIP.

The transaction was led by Amit Singh (Partner and Head of India practice), with support from Joseph Wolpin (Counsel) and Uthkarsh Mishra (Managing Associate).

Amit Singh

JSW Energy is one of India’s leading independent power producers and is part of the JSW Group, a leading multinational conglomerate based in India. This transaction supports JSW Energy’s continued growth and expansion strategy.

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