Castrol India: Mandatory open offer at INR 194.04 per share after BP stake sale
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BP p.l.c. is selling its indirect 51% stake in Castrol India (via Castrol Group Holdings and Castrol Limited) to Motion JVCo Limited, a consortium of Stonepeak and CPP Investment Board. This triggers a mandatory open offer for 26% (25.71 crore shares) at INR 194.04 per share, worth about Rs 4,990 crore. After deal plus full acceptance, acquirer would hold 77%. Subject to antitrust and foreign investment approvals across 20-plus countries.
Public shareholders can tender at INR 194.04 (price may rise 10% yearly till DPS). Signals change of controlling shareholder from BP to Stonepeak-CPP consortium.