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ReNew Energy Global plc filings document foreign private issuer disclosures for a Nasdaq-listed decarbonization solutions company with renewable power, battery storage and solar manufacturing operations. Form 6-K current reports furnish press-release exhibits on capacity commissioning, commercial and industrial platform investments, operating results, capital-structure matters and other material events.
The filing record also references the company’s Form 20-F risk disclosures and includes material-agreement information tied to ReNew Green, clean energy assets and the company’s listed securities. These documents describe operating portfolio changes, solar and wind capacity additions, BESS deployments, manufacturing capacity and risk factors relevant to ReNew’s public-company reporting.
ReNew Energy Global Plc, a public limited company registered in England and Wales with Class A shares listed on Nasdaq, reports a complex capital structure as of March 31, 2026, with 246,038,922 Class A Ordinary Shares, 118,363,766 Class C Ordinary Shares, one Class B and one Class D Ordinary Share, and 50,000 Redeemable Preference Shares outstanding. The company also held 38,698,288 Class A shares as treasury shares. The single Class B and Class D shares carried 11,437,725 and 12,345,678 votes respectively.
The business focuses on renewable energy and related manufacturing with a substantial portion of activities in India. For the year ended March 31, 2026, wind projects generated 35% and solar projects 30% of total revenue. Income is concentrated, with 46% from PPAs with central and state utilities, 7% from commercial and industrial customers, and 4% from merchant power sales. ReNew outlines extensive risks: fixed-tariff PPAs and a limited pool of utility customers, environmental resource variability, grid availability and curtailment, large trade receivables of Rs. 25,303 million (mostly from government entities), regulatory and land approval challenges, supply-chain and import-duty exposure, and execution risk on major expansions including an approximately 4 GW TOPCon cell facility at Dholera and a 6.5 GW solar ingot-wafer plant in Andhra Pradesh.
ReNew Energy Global received a best and final non-binding proposal from a consortium comprising CPP Investments and Founder, Chairman and CEO Sumant Sinha to acquire all ReNew shares not already owned by the consortium for US$7.02 per share in cash. The proposal implies premiums of 12.5% over the US$6.24 closing price on May 28, 2026 and 24.7% over the one-month volume-weighted average price of US$5.63, and is US$0.27 (4.0%) above the prior US$6.75 indication.
The transaction is intended to be implemented through a UK scheme of arrangement. Each non-consortium shareholder may either receive US$7.02 in cash per share or elect a Rollover to retain shares, with cash treatment as the default absent a timely Rollover election. A Special Committee led by Manoj Singh, advised by Rothschild & Co and Linklaters, is evaluating the proposal, and there is expressly no assurance that any transaction will occur. ReNew describes a clean energy portfolio of approximately 20.2 GW on a gross basis as of May 18, 2026, including 1.7 GW/6.2 GWh of battery energy storage systems.
ReNew Energy Global plc’s major shareholder Sumant Sinha and a consortium submitted a revised, best-and-final, non-binding cash proposal to the issuer’s special committee, increasing the cash offer to $7.02 per share. All other terms of the May 28, 2026 proposal, including the contemplated rollover, remain unchanged, and no agreement will exist unless definitive transaction documents are executed.
As of this amendment, Mr. Sinha beneficially owns 59,679,498 Class A shares, or 19.53% of the class, including shares held through Cognisa Investment and Wisemore Advisory. Based on a related Schedule 13D from CPPIB, the reporting persons and CPPIB together may be deemed to beneficially own 148,526,342 shares, or approximately 46.73% of the voting rights associated with the outstanding shares.
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, a Canadian federal entity, reports beneficial ownership of 88,846,844 Class A ordinary shares of ReNew Energy Global plc, representing 34.4% of the voting rights. This comprises 76,501,166 Shares currently held plus rights tied to 12,345,678 additional Shares under a Business Combination Agreement involving ReNew Power Private Limited and a Class D ordinary share that provides equivalent voting rights.
On July 27, 2026, a consortium including Canada Pension Plan Investment Board submitted a revised, non-binding proposal to ReNew’s board special committee, increasing the cash offer to $7.02 per share. All other terms of the May 28, 2026 proposal, including the Rollover, remain unchanged. The consortium describes this as its best and final non-binding offer, with no transaction agreement existing unless and until definitive agreements are executed.
Vaswani Kailash reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
ReNew Energy Global plc reported that Chief Financial Officer Kailash Vaswani received a grant of 35,077 Class A Ordinary Shares in the form of restricted stock units under the company’s 2021 Incentive Award Plan. The RSUs vest 33%, 33% and 34% on the first three anniversaries of the grant date, and Vaswani now holds 118,956 shares directly. This is a compensation-related equity award rather than an open-market share purchase.
ReNew Energy Global plc reported that Chief Executive Officer Sumant Sinha received a grant of 148,923 restricted stock units (RSUs). The grant is deemed effective as of April 1, 2026 and represents a form of equity compensation rather than an open-market share purchase.
The RSUs vest in three annual tranches: 49,144 units on April 1, 2027, another 49,144 units on April 1, 2028, and 50,635 units on April 1, 2029, subject to continued service or any plan conditions. Upon vesting, each RSU can be exercised into one Class A Ordinary Share at an exercise price of $0.0001 per share.
Sumant Sinha and affiliated entities filed Amendment No. 8 to a Schedule 13D for ReNew Energy Global plc, updating their beneficial ownership of Class A ordinary shares. Sinha reports beneficial ownership of 58,996,705 shares, representing 19.35% of the class. Cognisa Investment reports 6,498,328 shares, or 2.64%, and Wisemore Advisory Private Limited reports 4,939,313 shares, or 2%. The amendment also adds Exhibit 99.16, a Revised Proposal dated May 28, 2026 from Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Sumant Sinha.
ReNew Energy Global Plc has received a non-binding proposal from Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Founder/CEO Sumant Sinha to acquire all shares they do not already own for US$6.75 per share in cash. The potential deal would be implemented through a UK scheme of arrangement. Non-Consortium shareholders could either take the cash offer or elect to keep their shares and remain investors, with cash being the default if no election is made before the court hearing. An independent Special Committee of five non-executive directors, advised by Rothschild & Co and Linklaters LLP, is evaluating this and other strategic options. The company cautions that there is no assurance any transaction will be completed.
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board filed an amended Schedule 13D for ReNew Energy Global plc, disclosing beneficial ownership of 88,846,844 Class A ordinary shares, representing 34.4% of voting rights. Together with founder Sumant Sinha, the group may be deemed to hold 147,843,549 shares, or about 46.61% of voting rights on a fully diluted basis.
The filing reveals a revised, non-binding proposal from CPPIB and Sinha to acquire all ReNew shares they do not already own via a UK scheme of arrangement at $6.75 per share. Non‑consortium holders could choose a cash payment or elect to roll over and retain shares, subject to regulatory and compliance limits and customary approvals.
ReNew Energy Global plc’s major shareholders and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board have submitted a non-binding proposal to acquire all ReNew shares they do not already own for $6.75 per share. The deal would use a UK scheme of arrangement, giving non-consortium holders a choice between $6.75 in cash or keeping their shares through a rollover election, subject to possible cutbacks for regulatory reasons. As of the latest referenced figures, Sumant Sinha is deemed to beneficially own about 19.35% of the shares, while together with CPPIB the group may be deemed to control approximately 46.61% of the outstanding voting rights.