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4 Sep 2019 6:18 AM GMT

Amazon represented by AZB & Partners in the acquisition of stake in Future Coupons Limited

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US based e-commerce giant Amazon has acquired 49% stake in Kishore Biyani owned Future Coupons Ltd. which is the promoter entity of Future Retail. The equity investment is set to comprise both, voting and non-voting shares.As per the BSE filing, Mr. Kishore Biyani on behalf of the existing shareholders forming part of the promoter group and Future Coupons Limited (Promoters) has informed...

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US based e-commerce giant Amazon has acquired 49% stake in Kishore Biyani owned Future Coupons Ltd. which is the promoter entity of Future Retail. The equity investment is set to comprise both, voting and non-voting shares.

As per the BSE filing, Mr. Kishore Biyani on behalf of the existing shareholders forming part of the promoter group and Future Coupons Limited (Promoters) has informed that they have entered into a share subscription agreement and a shareholders’ agreement with Amazon.Com NV Investment Holdings LLC (Amazon).

The Promoters have also agreed to certain share transfer restrictions on their shares in the Company for same tenure, including restrictions to not transfer shares to specified persons, a right of first offer in favour of Amazon, all of which are subject to mutually agreed exceptions (such as liquidity allowances and affiliate transfers).

Future Coupons is engaged in developing innovative value-added payment products and solutions such as corporate gift cards, loyalty cards, and reward cards primarily for corporate customers. According to Future Retail, this investment shall provide an opportunity for Future Retail to learn global trends in digital payments solutions and launch new products.

Future Retail operates the popular retail chain of Big Bazaar and other smaller format retail outlets.

The exact value consideration of the deal has been kept confidential but is said to be in excess of USD 100 Million.

AZB & Partners represented Amazon in this deal.

Concerned Partners involved in this deal include Ajay Bahl, Hardeep Sachdeva, Rachit Bahl, Priyamvada Shenoy and Sachin Mehta. The concerned Senior Associates team comprised of Ankit Jaiswal, Shivang Sargoch and Gautam Kumar Bhargava. The concerned Associates team comprised of Tarini Gulia, Sahil Tandon, Tushar Dutta, Swati Singh, Ambika Khanna and Atishay Jain.

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