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    360 ONE, TR Capital among buyers eyeing Paper Boat early backers stake

    Private equity firms, including 360 ONE and TR Capital, are negotiating to acquire a stake in Hector Beverages. Existing investors, such as A91 Partners and Sofina, explore partial exits from their investments. Other early backers intend to sell their entire stakes ahead of the planned IPO in 2027. Hector Beverages expects significant revenue growth, forecasting Rs 1,000-1,200 crore in FY27.

    Global Market: DayOne pushes ahead with potential November IPO amid data center scrutiny

    Data center operator DayOne is preparing for a potential US IPO in November, targeting a valuation near $20 billion. The company plans to file with the SEC in October amid heightened investor scrutiny of AI infrastructure, financing costs, customer concentration, secured power capacity and contracted revenues as IPO markets become more selective.

    Data centre IPO hopefuls brave tougher market as investor scrutiny grows

    The Singapore-based company develops and operates data centers for cloud and AI customers. It plans to make its filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission public in mid-October and list in November, the people said, speaking anonymously to discuss confidential matters. The plans, including the timing of the IPO, are subject to change, the people cautioned. DayOne declined to comment.

    Data center IPO hopefuls brave tougher market as investor scrutiny grows

    Data center operator DayOne is pushing ahead with its plans to go public as soon as November, according to three people familiar with the matter, even as higher interest rates and setbacks elsewhere in the data center ecosystem threaten to narrow

    Elevate Campuses raises Rs 945 crore from anchor investors

    Mumbai's Elevate Campuses has completed a remarkable ₹945 crore fundraising round, attracting an array of anchor investors, including the prominent State Bank of India Mutual Fund. The initiative drew participation from 20 firms globally, with significant contributors like Norges from Norway. The full subscription of the anchor investors' segment showcases an increasing enthusiasm for the education sector among financial entities.

    Hill-house backed Elevate Campuses raises Rs 945-crore anchor book

    Hillhouse-backed Elevate Campuses raised Rs 945 crore from 20 anchor investors, including major mutual funds and Norges. The amount represents 60% of its QIB allocation ahead of its Rs 2,100 crore IPO, which opens Wednesday and closes Friday.

    The Economic Times
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