Neo Infra Income Opportunities Fund buys SolarArise in ₹1,400 cr deal
New Delhi: Neo Group’s flagship infrastructure fund, Neo Infra Revenue Opportunities Fund (NIIOF), Solararise India Projects Pvt. Ltd from the London Stock Exchange, Thomaslloyd Energy Impact Trust for operating value La1,400 crore.
The agreement pointed out the entry of Niiof into the renewable energy field and added 433.5 MWP operational solar assets in five states – Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka and Telangana.
In a statement MintNiof said that the purchase is well compatible with the commitment to create a high -quality portfolio supported by stable cash flows.
“By adding solaris to its portfolio, Niiof points out its entry into the renewable area and increases the ability to provide predictable long -term return to investors while supporting India’s energy transition targets.” He said.
Thomasloyd Energy Impact Trust acquired Solararise, founded by Tanya Singhal, Anil Nayar and James Abraham in 2015, with investments from the Core Infrastructure Indian Fund PTE LTD and Global Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Fund. NIIOF is a category II alternative investment fund and is supported by Peak XV Partners, Mafg Bank Ltd and New York -based Euclidean Capital LLC.
In a statement MintCEO and its founding partner Hemant Daga, Neo Asset Management, “Infrastructure is a critical column towards becoming an economy of $ 5 trillion of India. This sector emerges rapidly as a preferred class of assets for long -term investors. Neo’da, the most intense, the most intense, the most intense, the most intense, the most intense, the most intense, the most important level of the sector. Investments.
The queries sent to Thomasloyd Energy Impact Trust were not answered immediately.
Green energy
The General Manager (MD) in the Neo Asset Management (MD) and President and President and real assets Abishek Goel said that these solar plants will not only produce clean green energy that will strengthen the lakhs of homes and industries, and that they will also earn stable income for fund investors.
“Our team has been prepared to direct operational and financial improvements to operate these plants and increase the value for our investors.”
Purchase follows NIIOF’s successful final closure in July 2025 La2,300 Crore, exceeding the initial target La2,000 Crore. This agreement represents the strong momentum of the fund to placement in capital business assets.
NIIOF is the Indian registered category II alternative investment fund securities and stock market installed. It enables investors to be exposed directly to high quality business infrastructure assets. The strategy focuses on acquiring operational roads and solar assets supported by long -term contracts with well -known opposed parties and provides stable and predictable cash flows in a solid regulatory framework.
Supported by global investors such as PEAK XV Partners, Mufg Bank Ltd and New York -based Euclidean Capital LLC, is a company that appeals to high Networth individuals (HNIS), Ultra High Networth Individuals (UHNIS) and multi -family offices. In addition, it serves global institutions such as pension funds, insurance companies, donations and Egemen Servet Funds investing in the long -term growth of India.
Latest Opportunities
Purchase comes during an increase in India’s renewable energy sector. In FY25, the capacity addition, a solid project pipeline and the falling sun rose from 24.5 GW to 29.52 GW, directed by photovoltaic module prices. 23.83 GW contributed to the new capacity of the GW. India’s total board solar energy capacity is currently 105.65 GW.
According to a Deloitte report, Indian will require an investment of $ 1.5 trillion by 2030 to achieve climate targets by 2030 to achieve climate targets.
The latest merger and purchasing activity in the sector La6,248 CRORE AYana Renewable Power and Inox Neo Energies ‘acquisition’ LaSkyPower Solar India 265 Crore purchase. Also, in June,MintAgreement and UPC renewable energies are investigating a share of $ 600 million on the 1 GW Indian pipeline.
