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Waaree plans $350 million IPO fundraise, targets $3 billion valuation

3 Oct 2023

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Key Takeaways
  • With an EBITDA of over 850 Cr in FY23, expected to double in FY24, the company expects huge growth potential.

  • The proceeds will deleverage the company, providing capital for growth opportunities. 

  • With an EBITDA of over 850 Cr in FY23, expected to double in FY24, the company expects huge growth potential.

  • The proceeds will deleverage the company, providing capital for growth opportunities. 

Waaree Energies

Waaree Energies

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Expert Analysis

Waaree plans a $350 million IPO fundraising, targeting a $3 billion valuation.

Justification

  • The biggest Solar panel manufacturer with an installed capacity of 12 GW, Waaree Energies, is working with investment banks  Axis Capital, Jefferies, and Nomura on the proposed IPO to raise $300-350 mn at a valuation of $3 billion.

  • The IPO will serve as a means to finance its capex initiatives and offer an exit strategy for recent private investors. In August 2022, it secured Rs 1000 Cr in funding, led by ValueQuest.

  • Waaree, boasting a $5 billion order book and a strong presence in exports, aims to backward integrate into solar cell production with a 5.4 GW capacity. Over the next two years, plans to reach 20 GW in module capacity, 11.4 GW in cell manufacturing, and 6 GW in wafer manufacturing capacity.

  • The Indian government has allocated a manufacturing capacity of 48,337 MW under the PLI scheme to reduce imports from China in the growing renewables sector.

Publisher:The Economic Times