Actis Plans To Exit TRIL Roads

The JV between Tata Realty & Infrastructure Ltd (TRIL) and Actis -- struck three years ago -- was expected to invest as much as $2 billion to develop highway projects in Asia's third largest economy. But UK-based Actis, one of the earliest private equity ...

Johannesburg - Actis LLP, a private-equity company, will lead investment of as much as $1.5 billion in African commercial property to meet rising demand from international companies targeting a growing middle class. "We are seeing a shift in ...

As if stalled projects, debt-laden developers and weak overall growth weren't enough, these last few weeks have seen further bits of bad news descend on Indian infrastructure. First came the news that the world's largest India-dedicated ...

Comparing various video conferencing solutions requires examining deployment models, licensing arrangements, network infrastructure needs, and various technologies employed by solutions themselves to minimize hardware and bandwidth costs. The ...

Actis PE is planning to exit from its real estate investment in Vaishnavi Group based in Bangalore. The PE firm in 2008 had invested $25 million in a SPV floated by Vaishnavi Group to construct a residential and retail property in Bangalore. Of its ...

The funds are expected to start due diligence of the road assets shortly and complete the stake purchase in six months. GMR Infrastructure Ltd. is in talks with potential investors such as Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Fund,Citigroup Venture ...

Chairman Says Too Many Companies Miss Opportunities for Lack of Infrastructure PR Newswire DALLAS, May 23, 2013 DALLAS, May 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Declaring that "the direct selling industry and the world economy are missing out on too many ...

Danish labour-market pension fund PKA has reportedly invested DKK500m (€67m) in the Actis Energy Fund 3 in an overall boost of its infrastructure spend. . PKA Alternative Investment Partners investment manager Christian Drews-Olesen revealed the ...

It's not only individual customers who look to fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies for can't-refuse deals. Even private equity players are turning to the sector as a good investment destination. Whether it's Temasek (through its investment ...