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Dalmia Cement to Acquire Equity Stake in O2 Renewable Energy for Wind Power Procurement
The purpose of this acquisition is to source wind power as a captive consumer, with a capacity of up to 11 MW in the state of Karnataka.
April 08, 2024. By Abha Rustagi
Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited (DCBL) has entered into agreements to acquire 18.13 percent of the equity share capital of O2 Renewable Energy V Private Limited.
The transaction, sealed through a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA), Deed of Accession (DOA), and Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), will see DCBL acquire 68,99,293 equity shares amounting to INR 7,80,99,997/- in one or more tranches.
The purpose of this acquisition is to source wind power as a captive consumer, with a capacity of up to 11 MW in the state of Karnataka. The deal is contingent upon customary conditions precedents and is anticipated to conclude within an estimated period of 8 weeks.
By leveraging wind power, DCBL aims to bolster its renewable energy sources in pursuit of its goals, including achieving RE 100 by 2030 and becoming carbon-negative by 2040.
Furthermore, the wind power procured through this acquisition will qualify as captive consumer supply under the Electricity Act/Rules, enabling DCBL to optimize its energy procurement strategy in line with regulatory frameworks.
The transaction, sealed through a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA), Deed of Accession (DOA), and Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), will see DCBL acquire 68,99,293 equity shares amounting to INR 7,80,99,997/- in one or more tranches.
The purpose of this acquisition is to source wind power as a captive consumer, with a capacity of up to 11 MW in the state of Karnataka. The deal is contingent upon customary conditions precedents and is anticipated to conclude within an estimated period of 8 weeks.
By leveraging wind power, DCBL aims to bolster its renewable energy sources in pursuit of its goals, including achieving RE 100 by 2030 and becoming carbon-negative by 2040.
Furthermore, the wind power procured through this acquisition will qualify as captive consumer supply under the Electricity Act/Rules, enabling DCBL to optimize its energy procurement strategy in line with regulatory frameworks.
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