Mergers and Acquisitions in India

Demand is slowing down, addressable market of various businesses are shrinking, competition has intensified, business sentiments are low, world’s biggest economies are in recession and market valuations are at historic lows—seriously, the time has come to witness history’s biggest consolidation phase. We intend to re-start our blog to track the M&A and PE related events in India and in the world which will have likely impact on India. Keep visiting.

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Battery major Eveready is looking to acquire a minimum of an 80% stake in Uniross for US$13.65 million.

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Battery major Eveready Industries us getting ready for an acquisition. After reporting a profit for fiscal year 2009, the company has set it...
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

DLF promoters raise Rs3900 cr

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DLF promoters have sold 170 million shares at Rs230/share to raise Rs3900 cr. The process, which was being overseen by Deutsche Bank and JP ...
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Sunday, May 3, 2009

2i Capital Sells Part Stake in Titagarh Wagons To Hedge Fund

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Bangalore-based private equity fund 2i Capital has sold nearly half of its stake in railway freight wagon manufacturer Titagarh Wagons. The ...
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Eagle, Burgmann Merge Indian Businesses in a $70 Million Deal

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Germany based Burgmann Industries and Japan based Eagle Industry have merged their mechanical seals operations in India. The new entity will...

Pangea Capital To Invest $30M In Deepak Puri's Cobol Technologies

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Solar power firm Cobol Technologies (owned by Deepak and Ratul Puri of Moser Baer), has raised $30 million(Rs 151 crore) from Pangea Capital...
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Siva In Talks To Pick Up Stake in Telco S Tel

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NRI businessman C Sivasankaran may just be planning a re-entry into India's rapidly growing telecommunications market. Economic Times re...

Modi Mundipharma Forms JV with Omega Pharma

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Delhi-based Modi Mundipharma has formed a 50:50 joint venture (JV) with Belgium-based company Omega Pharma to sell the latter’s over-the-cou...
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