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NTPC to buy Avantha's Jhabua Power, its first acquisition under the IBC

The estimated deal size is Rs 1,830 crore

The state government holds a 26.85 per cent stake in SJVN, which owns and operates 2 GW of hydro power projects
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The balance 50 per cent stake in the thermal unit would be owned by the lenders.

Shreya JaiDev Chatterjee New Delhi/ Mumbai
NTPC Ltd., India’s largest power generating company, has acquired the stressed Jhabua thermal project (600Mw) of Gautam Thapar-owned Avantha Group, through the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) process.

It is the first asset that NTPC is taking over through the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) route. The estimated deal size is Rs 1,830 crore. The balance 50 per cent stake in the thermal unit would be owned by the lenders. Jhabua was submitted to the NCLT in May 2019 after defauting Rs 35 crore to an operational creditor. Sources in NTPC confirmed the acquisition.

Alvarez & Marsal completed the corporate

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