CCI Clears TPG-Led Consortium’s Acquisition Of Aseem Infrastructure Finance; Approves Apollo Deals
The Competition Commission of India has cleared TPG Nicobar SG Pte Ltd’s acquisition of Aseem Infrastructure Finance. In a separate deal, CCI also approved Kids Clinic India’s proposed acquisition of up to 100% equity stake in Apollo Fertility Centre and Apollo Specialty Hospitals, along with related transactions.

The Competition Commission of India has approved TPG’s proposed acquisition of Aseem Infrastructure Finance and a separate Apollo healthcare deal | AI Generated Representational Image
New Delhi, September 1, 2026: The anti-trust regulator CCI on Tuesday cleared the proposal of a TPG-led consortium of global alternative asset management firms to acquire Aseem Infrastructure Finance.
The US-based TPG, through its arm TPG Nicobar SG Pte Ltd, is acquiring the stake in the company.
CCI Clears Aseem Infrastructure Deal
In a post on X, the regulator said: "CCI approves acquisition of Aseem Infrastructure Finance Limited by TPG Nicobar SG Pte Ltd and related transactions."
Aseem Infrastructure Finance is an RBI-registered non-deposit-taking middle-layer NBFC. It is involved in providing loans and lending services to companies in the infrastructure sector, including power, roads, airports, and electricity.
Apollo Fertility, Hospitals Deal Approved
In a separate deal, competition watchdog CCI also approved the acquisition of up to 100 per cent equity stake in Apollo Fertility Centre and Apollo Specialty Hospitals by Kids Clinic India Ltd and related transactions.
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) said it has approved the proposed deals.
"CCI approves acquisition of up to 100 per cent equity shareholding of Apollo Fertility Centre Pvt Ltd and Apollo Specialty Hospitals Pvt Ltd by Kids Clinic India Ltd and related transactions," the fair trade regulator said on social media platform X.
Kids Clinic India operates one of the leading chains of super-specialty hospitals under the brand 'Cloudnine'. It currently operates centres across multiple cities in India, including Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, and Hyderabad.
Also Watch:
Deals Require Regulatory Approval
The deals beyond a certain threshold require approval from the regulator, which monitors unfair business practices and promotes fair competition in the marketplace.
(Disclaimer: Except for the headline, this article has not been edited by FPJ's editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)
RECENT STORIES
-
NEET-UG Protest Cases: Supreme Court Orders Closure Of FIRs Against Students In Maharashtra And... -
Mumbai FDA Suspends Licences Of Two Food Outlets Over Hygiene Lapses And Safety Violations -
Hardik Pandya's India Return Delayed Again After Fresh Leg Setback During Rehabilitation In... -
₹17 Crore Fake Currency Found In PNB Currency Chest In Saharanpur, Three Officials Suspended -
UGC-NET June 2026: NTA Releases Exam City Intimation Slip For Re-Examination
