M&A
Axis Bank picks up 4% stake in Max New York Life
12 May 2011
Axis Bank picks up 4% stake in Max New York Life
12 May 2011
India's Competition Commission relaxes M&A regulations
11 May 2011
Only merger proposals involving companies having combined assets of Rs1,000 crore or more, or a combined turnover of Rs3,000 crore or more, will come under the purview of the CCI.
India's Competition Commission relaxes M&A regulations
11 May 2011
Only merger proposals involving companies having combined assets of Rs1,000 crore or more, or a combined turnover of Rs3,000 crore or more, will come under the purview of the CCI.
India's Competition Commission relaxes M&A regulations
11 May 2011
Only merger proposals involving companies having combined assets of Rs1,000 crore or more, or a combined turnover of Rs3,000 crore or more, will come under the purview of the CCI.
Wipro to acquire Brazil engineering firm
11 May 2011
Jyothy launches open offer for Henkel India buyout
09 May 2011
Jyothy Laboratories today launched its open offer for a 20-per cent additional stake in Henkel India at Rs41.2 a share
Jyoti to buy 51 per cent of Henkel India for Rs119 crore
06 May 2011
Jyoti Laboratories, on Thursday, also refuted press reports to the effect that the company was selling a major stake to a private equity fund
Chevron to buy Marcellus Shale acreage
04 May 2011
Jet Airways pays part of Rs478-crore dues to Sahara: report
04 May 2011
Jet airways is reported to have paid Rs275 crore of the Rs478-crore the Bombay HC today asked it to pay the Sahara group for default in its obligations toward the Rs1,450 crore take-over of Sahara Airlines
Adani Group acquires Australian port for $2 billion
03 May 2011
The Adani Group plans to raise the handling capacity of the port from 50 million tonnes to 80 MT to facilitate the shipment of coal from its Australian mines to India
Teva trumps Valeant with a $6.8-bn deal to acquire Cephalon
02 May 2011
Trumping a hostile bid by Valeant Pharmaceuticals Teva will acquire specialty pharma company Cephalon
DuPont raises offer price for Danisco to $6.64 billion
30 Apr 2011
DuPont raised its offer to 700 Danish crowns per share ($139.28) and also reduced the minimum number of shares required to be tendered to 80 per cent for acceptance.
Rio Tinto plans to de-list Riversdale
30 Apr 2011
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