Founded in 2019, AP & Partners is a New Delhi-based law firm with seven partners, including senior partner Anand Prasad and managing partner Moksha Bhat. The firm is recognised for its work in corporate and M&A, private equity, and restructuring and insolvency, with a particular focus on the technology sector.
Recent examples of the firm’s deal work include advising Info Edge, a significant shareholder, following the acquisition of a controlling 52% stake in Greytip Software by Apax Partners. This transaction was a key deal in the HR-tech space, reflecting the growing trend of private equity investment in the sector.
In another key mandate, the firm advised Ashiana Housing on securing IFC debt financing through a listed Non-Convertible Debentures (NCD) issuance for an affordable housing project. This transaction was complex due to its structure, a venture-style investment into a publicly listed company, which required navigating stringent compliance and governance requirements.
Tesla, Amp Solar, Info Edge, Starlink India, Toddle, Ashiana Housing, Avendus Capital, Vensure Employer Solutions, InterGlobe Enterprises, SitusAMC, Zomato
“The firm has deep understanding of renewable energy and infrastructure law, combined with their practical approach to structuring complex joint ventures and agreements. Their team is highly responsive, detail-oriented, and proactive in identifying regulatory issues before they become challenges. Their ability to balance international best practices with Indian legal frameworks, which has been crucial in advancing our green ammonia projects and negotiations with global partners.” (Project development: Energy and infrastructure)
“Romit Dey is exceptionally skilled at simplifying complex legal and regulatory matters and presenting them in a clear, actionable way. He is thorough in his drafting and negotiations, ensuring that our interests are well protected while still keeping agreements commercially practical. What stands out is his proactive communication, attention to detail, and ability to anticipate potential issues in joint ventures and project contracts before they arise.”
