BP to sell 65% of Castrol to Stonepeak at USD 10.1 billion EV
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BP, Castrol India's ultimate parent, will sell 65% of global Castrol to Stonepeak at enterprise value of USD 10.1 billion, about 8.6x EV/EBITDA. A new 65-35 joint venture between Stonepeak and BP forms after closing. BP retains 35% with exit option after two years. Net proceeds to BP of about USD 6 billion go to debt reduction. Deal covers the 49% stake in listed Castrol India. Expected to close by end 2026, subject to approvals.
Parent-level ownership change with new Stonepeak-BP 65-35 JV forming. Castrol India is part of the broader deal. Watch for regulatory outcomes.