JSW, Serentica, Actis, Blackstone, Brookfield in the fray to buy Vibrant Energy
Financial and strategic investors, including JSW Group, Vedanta Group’s Serentica, Blackstone, Brookfield, Sembcorp and Actis, are trying to buy Vibrant Energy, a renewable energy company owned by Macquarie Group. Three people who have direct information about the agreement, said non -binding offers will come at the beginning of the next month.
The first person mentioned above, Standard Chartered Bank, who helped the Australian-based investment company in sales, listed 8-10 big buyers who want to examine the existence.
“A large group has been reached. The most important groups are JSW, Serentica, Brookfield, Blackstone, Actis and Sembcorp.”
The second person mentioned above is about 600-700 million dollars or La5,000-5,700 crore. Corporate value contains equity and debt in books. He added that the company’s equity value is around 250-300 million dollars.
Vibrant Energy Holdings, Aragorn Holding Co. It is the parent company in which Macquarie Corporate Holdings is accommodated.
Macquarie launched live at the beginning of 2023 when there were about 132 MW operational assets. However, a year later, a valuation plans to refer to the shelf because of the incompatibility. The merger and inheritance activity, after a short recession, recuy the buyers as they accelerated in the renewable energy sector.
Live energy mainly develops wind and solar energy production for corporate customers, mainly through the group captive route. Under this mechanism, a corporate customer gains at least 26% equity in a special tool to develop a renewable power plant and signs a 25 -year power purchase agreement. Vibrant has such agreements with leading cement manufacturer Ultratech and Glassmaker Saint-Gobain India. Other key customers include e-commerce Major Amazon and Data Center Company Adji Technologies.
The company has approximately 1,900 MW solar and wind projects in India during various completion stages. Approximately 235 MW of this was put into operation as of December 2024, while 476 MW was under construction according to a credit report with maintenance ratings. The remaining capacity was on the pipeline.
This reveals the live energy process in India’s renewable energy market in other important purchases league. For example, in December, JSW Energy acquired O2 Power with an asset of approximately 4,700 MW, including developed. La12,468 Crore. As of 2025 financial years, the operational assets of O2 power are approximately 1,343 MW.
Earlier this year, Ongc NTPC Green Pvt. LTD has purchased 4.112 MW platform ayana for business value. La19,500 Crore. The company had about 2,123 MW operational assets.
Actually, Actis, one of the contestants of acquiring live energy, has recently acquired Sunsource Energy in India, according to two people who knew. Sunsource is a renewable energy portfolio company of Dutch multinational SHV energy. It runs about 250 MW solar project in India and has 330 MW in its development.
Brookfield refused to comment on the agreement.
ACTİS, Blackstone, Sembcorp, JSW and Sunsource spokesman E -Post did not answer the queries sent.
Sydney -based Macquarie, which has live energy through a holding company in Singapore, has a global renewable energy portfolio developed globally in more than 25 markets.
