Archive · 26 Dec 2025
CPPIB, Stonepeak to Acquire 26% in Castrol India
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) and Stonepeak, a US private equity firm, are planning to buy a big part of Castrol India.
They want to buy 26% of the company by offering to buy shares from the public at a price of Rs 194.04 per share.
This is a bit more than the current share price.
BP, the parent company, recently sold a larger part of Castrol to Stonepeak for a lot of money.
BP is selling parts of its business to make more money and focus on other things.
If this deal goes through, the new owners will have a big part of Castrol India, and BP will keep a smaller part to still be involved.
CPPIB and Stonepeak to acquire 26% stake in Castrol India through an open offer.
Offer price is Rs 194.04 per share, a 2.5% premium over the current trading price.
Total consideration for the open offer is up to Rs 4,990 crore.
BP recently sold 65% stake in Castrol to Stonepeak for approximately USD 6 billion.
BP is retaining a 35% stake in Castrol and aims to sell USD 20 billion in assets by 2027.
- Who
- Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) and Stonepeak
- What
- Open offer to acquire 26% stake in Castrol India
- When
- Following BP's deal to sell 65% stake in Castrol
- Where
- India
- Why
- Part of BP's USD 20 billion asset sale program to strengthen financial resilience
- Acquirers
- Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) and Stonepeak
- Target Company
- Castrol India
- Stake
- 26%
- Offer Price
- Rs 194.04 per share
- Total Consideration
- Rs 4,990 crore
- BP's Stake in Castrol
- 35%
- BP's Asset Sale Target
- USD 20 billion by 2027
- Castrol India's Share Price
- Rs 191.40 (BSE, Friday)