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    STT Global’s India biz on the block; micro occasions power qcomm

    KKR, Singtel, and the Tatas are preparing to sell STT GDC India, a major data centre platform. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    KKR, Singtel and Tata Communications put data centre company STT GDC India up for sale at over $5.5 billion

    In a significant move, KKR, Singtel, and Tata Communications are gearing up to offload STT Global Data Centres India, anticipating a valuation that could surpass $5.5 billion. This initiative underscores their intent to bolster capital and refine strategic objectives. With 34 data centres in operation, STT GDC India stands as a leading co-location service provider, well-poised to capitalize on the escalating appetite for data infrastructure amidst evolving tech trends.

    Singtel seeks FDI approval to enter India’s satellite communications market

    Singtel plans to enter India’s emerging satellite communications (satcom) market, targeting public and private enterprises through its Indian subsidiary Singapore Telecom India.

    Singtel sells 1.2% stake in Bharti Airtel via private placement for Rs 13,180 crore

    Singtel divested a 1.2% stake in Bharti Airtel for approximately ₹13,180 crore through a private placement, yielding a gain of ₹9,224 crore. The sale, part of Singtel's capital management, saw strong interest from global and Indian institutional investors. Following the transaction, Singtel's effective holding in Airtel will decrease to 28.3%.

    Singtel, Mittal family may sell more shares in telco to outside investors: JM Financial report

    Bharti Airtel promoters, Singtel and the Mittal family, are expected to sell more shares to balance their stakes in the company. Currently, Singtel owns 29.49% while the Mittal family holds 22.93%. This move aims to reduce debt and fund initiatives. Recent sales to investors like GQG Partners and SBI Life Insurance highlight this trend.

    Plan afoot for Singtel, Mittals to equalise direct stake in Bharti Airtel

    Singtel at present directly owns 9.5% in Bharti Airtel through its affiliate, Pastel Ltd, while the Sunil Mittal-led promoter family holds a 3.31% direct stake through Indian Continent Investment Ltd (ICIL), a promoter group entity. Industry executives said the exercise is part of Singtel’s plans to boost shareholder returns and increase returns on invested capital.

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