he weekly review by Revival Investments – Revival CMR dated 25 April 2011. Highlights of the week are – • Facor Alloys has acquired controlling interest in BEC Power by paying a total consideration of INR 160 million… • iProf Learning Solutions India, offering personal education tablet and chain of Wi-Fienabled e-learning centres, has secured INR 22 Crore in series A funding from Norwest Venture Partners (NVP) and IDG Ventures India (IDGVI)… • Sensex gained 1.1% and the S&P CNX Nifty index 1% over the week. The 30-share BSE Sensex rose 215 points or 1.11%, to close at 19,602…

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§ Facor Alloys buys stake in BEC Power
Facor Alloys has acquired controlling interest in BEC Power by paying a total
consideration of INR 160 million. BEC, an independent power producer is in the process
of setting up a 600 MW thermal power project in the state of Chattisgarh state for which it
has received various clearances from concerned regulatory authorities.
§ Yatra.com receives INR 200 Crore in funding to Fuel Growth
Yatra Online Private Limited (‘Yatra.com’), India’s leading online travel company, has
raised INR 200 Crore from blue chip investors including Valiant Capital Management,
Norwest Venture Partners (NVP) and Intel Capital. The investment will help accelerate
Yatra.com’s growth plans by enabling the company to increase sales and marketing
activities, expand its hotels and holidays business and selectively pursue strategic
acquisitions. Yatra.com provides reservation facility for more than 3,800 hotels across 336
cities in India and over 90,000 hotels around the world. Yatra.com partners with domestic
and international airlines to offer flight-booking services at the best rates.
§ iProf to get INR 22 Crore from Norwest Ventures
iProf Learning Solutions India, offering personal education tablet and chain of Wi-Fi-
enabled e-learning centres, has secured INR 22 Crore in series A funding from Norwest
Venture Partners (NVP) and IDG Ventures India (IDGVI). The capital will be used to fuel
expansion of iProf’s e-learning centres (iProf iStudy Zones) in metros and tier II and III
cities throughout India and abroad. Besides, it will also launch a large number of new iProf
products with partnerships with professors.
§ Avigo Capital Invests INR 100 Crore For 9.27% In Super Religare Labs
Avigo Capital Partners, an SME focused private equity fund, has picked up 9.27% of the
post investment equity share capital of Super Religare Laboratories Ltd (SRL) for INR 100
Crore in a pre-IPO deal. Avigo's investment will value the company at close to INR 1,078
Crore (pre IPO). Avigo-SRL deal is the first pre-IPO deal in a diagnostics services space.
§ Providence Equity Partners Invests INR 260 Crore In UFO Moviez
Providence Equity Partners, a global PE firm specialised in investments in media,
entertainment, communications and information services companies, has put in around
INR 260 Crore in a mix of primary and secondary investment in UFO Moviez India Ltd.
The PE fund will pick up a significant minority equity stake in UFO and will be the largest
shareholder in the company. The company will use the monies raised to augment its
growth plans in the Indian and international markets. UFO is targeting 4,000 screens in
the next two year.
§ Aditya Birla Group Acquires Swedish Pulp Maker For $340 Million
Aditya Birla Group further strengthened its global position as the largest player in
the fibre business by acquiring Domsjö Fabriker, a leading Swedish speciality pulp
and bio-refinery company, through its two South East Asian fibre making arms
Thai Rayon Public Company Limited (Thailand) and Indo Bharat Rayon
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(Indonesia), for $ 340 million from a Swedish consortium. The group that has been
active in buying out assets and companies in various fields of commodities has
already sewn deals aggregating over $1.4 billion since Jan’2011.
§ Aditya Birla Chemicals Buys Kanoria's Chloro Chem Arm For INR 830 Crore
Another day, another slump sale of core business of a public listed firm. In a trend
that has become distinct over the past two years where a public listed firm has
sold its core business unit to another company, Kanoria Chemicals & Industries
has sold its chloro chemicals division to Aditya Birla Chemicals (ABCIL), a
subsidiary of metals giant Hindalco Industries for INR 830 Crore. The divison has
annual capacity of 1,15,000 tonnes and generated revenues of INR 303 Crore for
the year ended March’10.
§ NIIT Disinvests Subsidiary For $7.3 Million
NIIT, a leading global talent development corporation and Asia’s largest IT trainer,
has divested entire holding in its non-operating, wholly owned subsidiary company
Neo Multimedia (formally known as NIIT Multimedia) to Earth Infrastructures and
its nominees for a total consideration of $7.3 million. While NIIT has sold off its
multimedia division, its closest domestic comparable Aptech is only scaling its
multimedia division – Arena Multimedia.
§ Sensex, Nifty gained 1% over the week
Sensex gained 1.1% and the S&P CNX Nifty index 1% over the week. The 30-share BSE
Sensex rose 215 points or 1.11%, to close at 19,602. Strong monsoon prospects and
revived growth in exports aided the market, even as rising food inflation numbers and
less-than expected earnings growth by companies tried playing spoilsport.
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