Reliance Cement for sale
Published by Katherine Guenioui,
Editor
World Cement,
India’s Reliance Infrastructure is selling its cement business. Reliance Cement, which was launched in 2007, has mandated Morgan Stanley and SBI Caps to find buyers for the business, according to reports. An enterprise value of Rs.5500 – 6000 is expected, though some have suggested this valuation could be too high given the amount of M&A activity in the cement industry at the moment.
Reliance Cement, which had planned a series of expansions over the coming years, currently has an installed capacity of 5.8 million tpy of cement across three units. The company also has limestone mining permits in six states. The sale is being made to bring down debt.
Feelers have reportedly gone out to the major multinationals Cemex, CRH and Vicat, as well as Dangote. Local players such as Shree Cement, Emami and Dalmia Cements have also been approached, though Shree Cement told the Economic Times that it was not interested in picking up any Reliance Cement assets. Private Equity groups are also likely to be approached.
Edited from various sources by Katherine Guenioui
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