M&A
Dabur Pharma to sell majority stake to Singapore-based Fresenius Kabi Pte Ltd
19 Apr 2008
In a surprising development contrary to their recent stated stance on foreign collaboration, the promoters of home-grown anti-cancer drug maker Dabur Pharma have announced plans to sell a majority stake in the company to a Songapore-based firm.
Reliance in talks with Chevron, Exxon, BG for KG field stake sale
14 Apr 2008
Reliance Industries is in talks with global energy majors, including Chevron Corporation, Exxon Mobil, Shell and British Gas, for a possible stake sale in its Krishna-Godavari basin gas fields.
Emami seeks mid-size acquisitions for growth
14 Apr 2008
JK Tyre buys Mexican tyre maker Tornel for Rs270 crore
12 Apr 2008
JK Tyres & Industries has become the fourth largest Indian tyre manufacturer with the acquisition of Mexico's Tornel, its first overseas acquisition.
Teva to acquire Bentley Pharmaceuticals
01 Apr 2008
New Tata acquisition: Telcon acquires 79-per cent stake in Serviplem SA
28 Mar 2008
Tata Group Company, Telco Construction Equipment Company (Telcon), has signed a deal to acquire a 79-per cent majority stake in Spain-based Serviplem SA.
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