Piramal Enterprises is set to sell its stakes in Shriram Group's insurance ventures for up to Rs 5,000 crore, marking a significant shift in its investment strategy. The company plans to divest its 15% stake in Shriram General Insurance and 13.3% in Shriram Life Insurance, focusing on its core lending business. This move comes after Piramal's decade-long investment in Shriram companies following the sale of its pharmaceutical business in 2010. The exit aligns with Piramal's recent consolidation efforts, including the merger of its financial services business with its housing finance arm. Avendus Capital and Arpwood Capital have been appointed to find potential buyers.
Source: Moneycontrol