*Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Servcices Ltd* plans to raise around
$300 mn through sale of existing and fresh equity shares.

IL&FS will sell a portion of its employee welfare trust holding and dilute
10% equity by issuing new shares.

The stake sale may allow the NBFC to meet the capital adequacy norms of the
RBI. A recent valuation had pegged the price of IL&FS shares at
Rs1,000-1,100 apiece.

NBFCs are required to have a capital adequacy ratio, a measure of financial
strength expressed as the ratio of capital to risk-weighted assets, of 15%
under RBI norms.

<http://www.livemint.com/2010/04/18225357/ILampFS-plans-stake-sale-to.html?h=B>
 Transaction Note               Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services
Limited, founded in 1987, is an infrastructure development and finance
company.

IL&FS was initially promoted by *Central Bank of India, Housing Development
Finance Corp. Ltd* and the erstwhile *Unit Trust of India*.

Currently, Its main shareholders are *LIC of India*, with 25.25%
stake, and*Orix Corp
*., with 23.05% stake. *HDFC *and *Abu Dhabi Investment Authority* own
12.68% and 12.32% of IL&FS, respectively.

According to Mint, Companies such as IL&FS are seeking to capitalize on
India’s increasing infrastructure requirements.

Last week,* GMR Group*, an infrastructure firm with interests in airport
management and electricity generation, raised $315 mn through QIP.

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Hardik Shah

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