Private equity firm Carlyle is set to sell its stake in PNB Housing, reflecting broader trends in the market where firms reassess their portfolios and exit investments to realise gains.
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Carlyle is planning to sell its 6.4% stake in PNB Housing.
Carlyle is selling its stake in PNB Housing as part of its broader strategy to periodically reassess its portfolio and exit investments to maximise returns.
The stake sale is expected to be valued at approximately Rs 12.56 billion.
The stake sale is expected to have a positive impact on PNB Housing's operations, as the company will have access to new capital and investors.
The stake sale is expected to be completed in the coming weeks, subject to regulatory approvals.
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