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Brookfield consortium trims offer for Australia's Origin Energy to $10.5bn.

Hydro-Québec completed the acquisition of Great River Hydro from ArcLight Capital Partners for $2bn.?

Stone Point Capital and Mubadala to acquire a 20% stake in Truist Insurance Holdings from Truist for $1.95bn.?

ADIA weighs $2bn bids in Associated British Ports.?

India's Tata Motors in talks to raise $1bn via minority stake sale in EV business.

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Brookfield consortium trims offer for Australia's Origin Energy to $10.5bn. (FS)

A?Brookfield Asset Management-led consortium trimmed its offer for?Origin Energy?by 1%, valuing Australian?power producer and energy retailer at AUD15.33bn ($10.5bn), after government moves to cap gas prices hit valuations in the sector.

Shares in Origin surged 13% to AUD7.90 ($5.43) in early trade but remained well below the new tabled offer of AUD8.90 ($6.12) per share as investors weighed the risks of a transaction going ahead,?Reuters?reported.

Origin Energy is advised by?Barrenjoey,?Jarden,?Herbert Smith Freehills?(led by?Rebecca Maslen-Stannage). Brookfield Renewable Partners is advised by?Allens,?White & Case LLP?(led by?Christopher Flynn). Eig Global Energy Partners is advised by?FGS Global?(led by?Kelly Kimberly).?

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Hydro-Québec completed the acquisition of Great River Hydro from ArcLight Capital Partners for $2bn.?

Hydro-Québec , an electricity generating, transmitting and distributing company, completed the acquisition of Great River Hydro, LLC , a hydropower producing company, from ArcLight Capital Partners , a private equity firm, for $2bn.

"As a long-time owner and operator of hydroelectric assets across the United States, ArcLight was pleased to support Great River Hydro's establishment as a premier renewable energy infrastructure platform. We expect the Company to continue playing a leading role in the energy transition in New England, and we look forward to its ongoing success," Dan Revers, ArcLight Founder and Managing Partner.

Hydro-Québec was advised by Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP (led by?John Klauberg). ArcLight was advised by TD , Latham & Watkins (led by? David Allinson ?and? Jane Greyf ), and Stanton (led by? Charlyn Lusk ).

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Stone Point Capital and Mubadala to acquire a 20% stake in Truist Insurance Holdings from Truist for $1.95bn.?

Private equity firms Stone Point Capital and Mubadala agreed to acquire a 20% stake in TIH , an insurance brokerage firm, from Truist , a financial services firm, for $1.95bn.

"We are excited for this collaboration with Stone Point, as the investment demonstrates the significant value of Truist Insurance Holdings and strategically positions it, and Truist, for long-term success," Bill Rogers, Truist Chairman and CEO.

Stone Point is advised by Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP (led by? Elizabeth Cooper ?and? Mark Viera ). Truist is advised by 摩根士丹利 , Truist Securities and Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP (led by? Margaret Tahyar ?and? Oliver Smith ).


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ADIA weighs $2bn bids in Associated British Ports. (FS)

Sovereign wealth fund?Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA)?is among the parties considering a bid for a 34% stake in?Associated British Ports?that could be valued at about $2.4bn or more,?Reuters?reported.

Stonepeak?and British Columbia Investment Management are among the other investors interested in the stake being sold by the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.

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India's Tata Motors in talks to raise $1bn via minority stake sale in EV business. (FS)

Indian carmaker?Tata Technologies?Motors has begun talks with sovereign wealth funds and private equity investors to raise up to $1bn via a stake sale in its electric vehicle business,?DealStreetAsia?reported.?

The company plans to sell a significant minority stake, eyeing a valuation of about $10.5bn. The funds and investors include the UAE-based?Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA)?and?Mubadala, the Saudi Arabia-headquartered?Public Investment Fund (PIF), Singapore’s?Temasek, and?KKR?and?General Atlantic.

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