Sunday, May 19, 2019

Brookfield Looks To Acquire India's Mytrah Energy

Canada’s Brookfield looks to acquire India's Mytrah Energy.

Brookfield owns around 300 megawatts of solar assets in India, but it added the portfolio following the global acquisition of SunEdison’s yieldco Terraform Global Inc, which it acquired for $750 mn in December 2017.

Canada’s Brookfield Asset Management Inc. is in talks to buy a majority stake in Hyderabad-based Mytrah Energy as the alternative assets manager looks to make its first renewable investment of more than $1 billion in India, said three people aware of the development.

“Brookfield has been engaged in talks to acquire a majority stake in Mytrah and they are currently conducting due diligence on the company’s portfolio of renewable assets," the first person cited above said, requesting anonymity.

The stake sale could be valued at more than $1 billion, reaching up to nearly $1.5 billion given the size of Mytrah’s portfolio, he added. Mytrah has a portfolio of around 1.6 GW, the person said.

If successful, the Brookfield-Mytrah deal will also be the largest transaction in the Indian renewable space in terms of size of the portfolio. Previous mega deals in the space include ReNew Power’s acquisition of 1.1 GW portfolio of Ostro Energy in 2018at approximately $1.54 billion and Tata Power Renewable Energy’s acquisition of 1.14 GW portfolio from Welspun Renewables in 2016 for close to $1.4 billion.

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