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    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.

    Quest Global said to pick banks for $1 billion India IPO

    Carlyle-backed Quest Global has appointed five banks for a potential Mumbai IPO targeting up to $1 billion. Axis Capital, Kotak Mahindra Capital, JM Financial, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup will advise. The offering may combine fresh shares and existing investor sales, with a draft prospectus expected by December, though details remain subject to change.

    CarDekho set to file for Rs 3,000 crore IPO; targets around Rs 13,000 crore valuation

    The IPO is expected to be largely an offer for sale (OFS) by existing shareholders, with a fresh issue of about Rs 300 crore. The Jaipur-based company is eyeing a valuation of around Rs 13,000 crore as per early discussions with investment bankers, according to the people. This would be higher than its last private valuation of Rs 9,000 crore, when it had raised Rs 1,900 crore in primary capital around five years ago.

    Hillhouse set to buy 5% in Quest Global

    Asia-focused Hillhouse Investment Management is nearing a deal to acquire a 5% stake in Quest Global. The engineering services firm is valued at approximately $4.5 billion. This investment is part of Quest Global's pre-IPO fundraising. Singapore's Temasek may also secure a smaller stake. Quest Global is also considering a reverse flip to list on Indian stock exchanges.

    China tech giant JD.Com unit, two other firms plan $1 billion Singapore REIT: Sources

    JD Property, Partners Group, and EZA Hill Property are planning to launch a Singapore-based REIT potentially valued at over $1 billion, aiming for a listing on the Singapore Exchange as early as next year. This move signals growing confidence in Singapore's REIT sector and highlights the increasing role of Chinese capital in Southeast Asia.

    PEs seek access to majority stake in US healthcare BPO

    Advent International, Blackstone and Carlyle are bidding to buy a majority stake in Access Healthcare, a Texas-based healthcare BPO. Hillhouse Investment is also in the fray. These firms will submit non-binding offers by mid-December for a 60-70% stake, valuing the company at $1.4-1.5 billion. The deal's specifics will be finalized in subsequent negotiations.

    The Economic Times
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