This would be TPG's first deal in India, which has just raised $30 billion 
globally in fresh funds.

Global buyout giant Texas Pacific Group is picking up a 49% stake in Shriram 
Retail Holdings Pvt Ltd for $120 million (Rs 530 Crores). TPG would also make 
an open offer for Shriram Retail, which is part of the Chennai-based Shriram 
Group. The investment is subject to approval of the FIPB and other regulatory 
agencies. This would be TPG's biggest deal in India, which has just raised $30 
billion globally in fresh funds. Also TPG will indirectly hold 26.7% stake in 
Shriram City Union Finance excluding the shares in the open offer. 

The investment has been done through TPG India Investments I, Inc.  In 2005, 
Newbridge Capital had invested  invest $100 million (around Rs 450 crore) in 
the three companies of Shriram group - Shriram Investments, Shriram Transport 
Finance Company and Shriram Overseas Finance. Later Newbridge was merged with 
TPG's Asia operations. Also earlier this year  Shriram City Union had raised Rs 
400 crore Bessemer Venture Partners, ICICI Venture and ChrysCapital.

TPG was advised by DSP Merrill Lynch Limited and J. Sagar Associates and the 
Shriram Group was advised by Kanga & Co.



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