Warburg is competing with other investors such as BPEA EQT-backed Sagility and Veritas Capital, they added. If completed, the buyout will be the largest in India by Warburg Pincus, the fund that started the private equity rush in the country with its successful investment in Bharti Airtel. However, no exclusivity has been signed between the two parties. ET first reported on May 29 on Warburg Pincus’ interest in Everise.
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The government initiatives, including a maritime development fund, MSMe reclassification, and a capex allocation, aim to boost manufacturing and credit demand. Companies like Adani Ports,