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Trilegal, Khaitan act on Värde Partners' exit from RattanIndia Power

Värde Partners was a part of the consortium of investors in 2019, which had implemented restructuring and one-time settlement of the entire outstanding debt exposure of RattanIndia.

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Värde Partners has completed its exit from its investment exposure to RattanIndia Power Limited through the sale of security receipts to RattanIndia Finance Private Limited. 

Trilegal has advised Värde Partners on the entire lifecycle of the deal, involving phased exit from its investment exposure as well as the initial investment for funding ABARC though non-convertible debentures which covered - (i) structuring of the original investment; (ii) drafting and negotiations of the transaction documents; (iii) deal execution; and (iv) closing assistance.

The transaction team was led by Yogesh Singh (Partner), Ankush Goyal (Partner) and Aniruddha Sen (Partner), with support from Rohan Kohli (Senior Associate) and Shubh Arora (Associate).

Yogesh Singh, Ankush Goyal, Aniruddha Sen

Khaitan & Co advised RattanIndia on this transaction.

The transaction team was led by Kumar Saurabh Singh (Partner) and Abhimanyu Bhattacharya (Partner).

Kumar Saurabh Singh and Abhimanyu Bhattacharya

Värde Partners was a part of the consortium of investors in 2019, which had implemented restructuring and one-time settlement of the entire outstanding debt exposure of RIPL through Aditya Birla ARC Limited.

The original transaction for the debt resolution of RattanIndia was the largest one-time-settlement transaction in India and the first OTS transaction of its kind involving international credit funds such as Goldman Sachs and Värde Partners.

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