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Castrol India Open Offer Valued at Over Rs 5,100 Crore

The Stonepeak-Led Consortium sets offer price at INR 199.45 per share following its indirect control acquisition of Castrol India.

Autocar Professional BureauBy Autocar Professional Bureau calendar 06 Nov 2026 Views icon1 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Castrol India Open Offer Valued at Over Rs 5,100 Crore

Motion JVCo Limited, alongside persons acting in concert including Stonepeak entities, CPP Investment Board Private Holdings, and Castrol Limited, has issued a detailed public statement for an open offer to acquire up to 25,71,71,820 fully paid up equity shares of Castrol India Limited.

The offer represents 26 percent of the target company's total equity share capital at a price of INR 199.45 per share. The open offer follows Stonepeak Infrastructure Fund V, through its entity Motion JVCo Limited, taking control of Castrol India through a 51% stake.

The offer price of INR 199.45 per equity share comprises an initial price of INR 194.04, an enhancement amount of INR 16.91 per equity share pursuant to regulatory requirements for the period between the contract date and the publication of the statement, and a downward adjustment of INR 11.50 per equity share for dividend payouts.

Assuming full acceptance of the open offer, the total maximum consideration payable by the acquirer and its partners stands at INR 5,129,29,19,499. 

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