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SunEdison finds difficult to get buyers for its projects in India

SunEdison is finding it difficult to attract buyers for its projects in India, it failed to see it its 1,480 megawatt (Mw) Indian portfolio to Macquarie Capital which is affecting the valuation

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US-based renewable energy company SunEdison is finding it difficult to attract buyers for its projects in India. The company failed to sell its 1,480 megawatt (Mw) Indian portfolio to Macquarie Capital, which may affect the valuation of the projects that is estimated by the market at Rs 7,600 crore.

According to Business Standard Adani Power and Tata Power were in talk with the US based firm to purchase the project, however both the companies declined to comment on the report.

The publication citing sources notes that global fund agencies are interested at commissioned projects but no one would buy entire Indian portfolio of SunEdison, and the deal with Macquarie Capital is not completely off; it might buy some small assets.

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SunEdison is operating in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka Telangana and Jharkhand since last five years. Last year in December, the firm has sold 425 Mw of solar power projects for USD 231 million to TerraForm Global.

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