KKR on their proposed acquisition of a majority stake in LEAP India

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Aug 03, 2023

KKR on their proposed acquisition of a majority stake in LEAP India

AZB & Partners is advising KKR on their proposed acquisition of a majority stake in LEAP India (a leading logistics and supply chain solutions platform, which provides equipment pooling, returnable packaging, inventory management and movement, transportation, repair and maintenance services to customers from a network of 21 warehouses across India).

Our M&A deal team comprises our Senior Partners Ashwath Rau and Atreya Bhattacharya, Senior Associates Pranav Tolani and Raina Upadhyay, and Associate Preshit Khandelwal, with assistance from our Associate Shubhalakshmi Bhattacharya on the due diligence aspects. The employment law aspects of the transaction were handled by our Partner Ajay Singh Solanki, Associates Madhur Khandelwal and Sukanya Hosmani; real estate aspects were handled by our Partner Monika Bhonsale and Senior Associate Maithili Vagal; IP aspects were handled by our Senior Associate Rashmee Kumar and Associate Rimjhim Mishra; whereas competition law aspects were handled by our Partner Gaurav Bansal and Associate Shivangi Pradhan.

AUTHORS & CONTRIBUTORS

Partner:
Ashwath Rau
Atreya Bhattacharya
Ajay Singh Solanki
Gaurav Bansal

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