M&A
Parle in talks with Poland’s Dr Gerard to expand cookie basket
19 Oct 2022
If Parle, which has never been an acquirer - although it has sold some of its own brands – decides to go ahead with the deal, it will be the company’s first acquisition
Adobe to acquire Figma in $20bn cash-and-stock deal
15 Sep 2022
Adobe expects the combination to accelerate the delivery of its Creative Cloud technologies on the web, making the creative process more productive and accessible to more people
Adani’s move to buy NDTV stake unnerves media groups
26 Aug 2022
Media raises hell as news agency owned by 3rd richest man fears for independent media after 4th richest man plans to buy news channel
ArcelorMittal to acquire Brazilian steelmaker CSP for $2.2 billion
02 Aug 2022
ArcelorMittal also announced a new $1.4bn buyback programme of 60 million shares, to be completed by the end of May 2023, despite a 2 per cent decline in its net income to $3.92 billion for the second quarter ended 30 June 2022
Australia's ANZ to buy Suncorp’s banking arm for $3.3 billion
20 Jul 2022
The acquisition will boost ANZ's retail presence in a fast-growing domestic Queensland region and increase its assets in mortgages by nearly a fifth, helping it to overtake National Australia Bank Ltd (NAB) for third spot in the business
German govt may invest up to $9.4 bn to bail out Uniper
08 Jul 2022
German gas giant Uniper, the country's largest buyer of Russian gas, has been done down by the government’s own denial of gas imports from Russia
CCI approves Google’s $700 million investment in Bharti Airtel
04 Jul 2022
Google’s acquisition of 1.28 per cent equity share capital in Airtel will have a huge impact on the Indian company as the two are looking to form multiple commercial agreements in the future
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