JSW Neo Energy Gets CCI Nod for O2 Power Acquisition
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JSW Neo Energy Gets CCI Nod for O2 Power Acquisition

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved JSW Neo Energy Limited’s acquisition of O2 Power Midco Holdings Pte. Ltd. and O2 Energy SG Pte. Ltd., granting JSW Neo full ownership of the O2 Power entities. 

A wholly owned subsidiary of JSW Energy Limited, JSW Neo Energy is focused on expanding its renewable energy portfolio across wind and solar power. The acquisition aligns with its strategy to scale up green energy generation and strengthen its position in India’s competitive renewable sector. 

O2 Power, through its subsidiaries, operates wind and solar power projects, making it a strategic addition to JSW Neo Energy’s portfolio. The deal is expected to boost JSW’s clean energy footprint and support India’s broader sustainability goals. 

CCI’s approval confirms the transaction’s compliance with competition norms, ensuring a smooth transition. A detailed order from the Commission is expected to provide further regulatory insights. As India accelerates its shift towards renewable energy, this acquisition reinforces JSW Neo Energy’s role as a key player in the country’s clean energy future.

(MERCOM)    

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved JSW Neo Energy Limited’s acquisition of O2 Power Midco Holdings Pte. Ltd. and O2 Energy SG Pte. Ltd., granting JSW Neo full ownership of the O2 Power entities. A wholly owned subsidiary of JSW Energy Limited, JSW Neo Energy is focused on expanding its renewable energy portfolio across wind and solar power. The acquisition aligns with its strategy to scale up green energy generation and strengthen its position in India’s competitive renewable sector. O2 Power, through its subsidiaries, operates wind and solar power projects, making it a strategic addition to JSW Neo Energy’s portfolio. The deal is expected to boost JSW’s clean energy footprint and support India’s broader sustainability goals. CCI’s approval confirms the transaction’s compliance with competition norms, ensuring a smooth transition. A detailed order from the Commission is expected to provide further regulatory insights. As India accelerates its shift towards renewable energy, this acquisition reinforces JSW Neo Energy’s role as a key player in the country’s clean energy future.(MERCOM)    

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