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FIM (managed by Farallon Capital Management) and LNM India Internet Ventures (on behalf of Mr L. N. Mittal and family) have agreed to invest an aggregate of Rs 1,580 crore in Sophia Power Company, a 100 per cent subsidiary of Indiabulls Real Estate.

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