(Bloomberg) -- Carlyle Group Inc. has reached an agreement with a group of banks to raise more than $1 billion to support its planned acquisition of Mumbai-based software firm Hexaware Technologies, Mint reported, citing three people aware of the discussions.
The debt facility is likely to be structured as a one-year bridge loan, which will be later taken out by an international bond offering, according to the report.
Baring Asia will “most likely” accept Carlyle's $3 billion offer for software firm Hexaware, PTI reported last month, citing an unidentified investment banker negotiating the deal.
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