Saturday, April 27

US$10 Billion Investment Aimed @ Bharata : Singapore's Temasek Set To Triple Indian Stakes : Board of Directors Land @ India, Key Visit

The 11-member board of directors of Temasek has embarked on a high-profile visit to India, the global bright spot, as the Singapore investment giant looks to deepen ties and accelerate plans to deploy $10 billion in the country over the next three years, by duly vetted industry sources. The Singapore Giant, which has already invested an average of $1-$1.5 Billion annually in India over the past 19 years, now aims to triple that number as foreign investors pivot to India which continues to outperform Global Alternates, despite all odd's, including 2 major open war fields - Russia / Ukraine, and other being - Israel Vs all x y z.

The Temasek top brass visit synchronised @ domestic stock markets hitting record highs, state election results indicating policy continuity and strong Q2 GDP growth numbers firmly positioning India as the fastest-growing major economy, following full Statutory Compliances, including the Foundational Game Changer, Industry & Business going up with Ethical Reportings. All our together the Great Golden Indian Story has just started, duly accepted by multidimensional experts, accredited technocrats, senior industry veterans.

"The entire Temasek board is on a 4-day trip to India and will spend time in Delhi and Mumbai this week. There are meetings linedup with Senior Industrialists, Corporations and Senior Government Officials, Senior Corporate Advisors are on the agenda," said one of the persons cited above.

Lim Boon Heng has been the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Temasek since August 2013. Dilhan Pillay Sandrasegara is the CEO, a post he assumed in October 2021. Ravi Lambah who joined Temasek in April 2012 is the Head of India. According to a Senior Industrialist familiar with the trip : "Temasek has done some large deals here in recent times. India is important for them and being on the ground matters. Interactions with portfolio companies have been planned who will make presentations for big cap investments here".

In April'2023,  Temasek sealed the biggest-ever private equity deal in the Indian healthcare sector, with the acquisition of a majority stake in Ranjan Pai-led Manipal Hospitals for more than US $ 2 Billion. "India is the flavour of the season and it is a good idea to expose the entire board to local entrepreneurs and management teams. The board had made a similar visit around 5-6 years back," another Senior Industrialist person said while talking to World News India.

All three persons above spoke on the condition of extreme anonymity, while a Temasek spokesperson declined to comment on any statment by the Senior Industrialists, duly Vetted Soruces.

Temasek Is Betting Big @ India

On July 18, 2023, Temasek India senior executives Vishesh Shrivastav and Mohit Bhandari said that the firm which had a net portfolio value of $287 billion as of March 31 2023, has set aside $10 bn for India investments over the next three years as it bets on stable government policy, attractive demographics and high-quality entrepreneurs, this was Official !!.

Elaborating on opportunities in the healthcare sector post the landmark Manipal deal, Temasek India spearhead Ravi Lambah said.  "Amid global headwinds, as investors remain disciplined on growing ethical valuations, growth prospects in the sector make it a favourable destination for capital. Thereby an opportunity for strategic consolidation where strong management can drive synergies for long-term value creation."

In India, Temasek has already invested in the likes of Ola, Zomato, Dr Agarwal's Healthcare, Medica Superspeciality Hospital, Atomberg, UpGrad, HDFC Life, ICICI Prudential Life, Integrace, Curefit and host of others.

Senior executives of other top global funds have also visited India earlier this year and expressed foundational optimism about the investment climate. The fundamentals across all spectrums - short, medium, and, long-term growth in India are outstanding.

For us in India, the best is yet to come..we control $50bn of assets here," said Jonathan Gray, President of the world's biggest alternative asset manager, Blackstone during an interaction in February.

In April, Joseph Bae, who joined KKR as an analyst in 1996 and rose to become the Co-CEO of the US private equity giant said the firm is betting on healthcare, consumer, and tech and tech-enabled segments as the top three sectors of focus for India.

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