RIL seems to have written a letter to MTN as well as RCOM citing a non compete agreement, according to RIL's interpretation, empowers it wtih the first right of refusal in case any group decides to sell any of its business."
Economic Times, 14 June 2008, Head line story
Saturday, June 14, 2008
No takers yet for GE Money
The plan of General Electric Co. to sell the the Indian unit of its consumer finance company GE Money Financial Services Ltd. is yet to go through.
Morgan Stanley is the adviser for this deal to GE.
Around 40 investors, including Reliance Capital Ltd, Future group of Kishore Biyani, Indiabulls and Aditya Birla group have shown interest and some of them have done due diligence.
But the interested parties are not giving a quote close to the expectations of GE which a premium of $250 million (about Rs.1,073 crore) over the book value of assets.
Morgan Stanley is the adviser for this deal to GE.
Around 40 investors, including Reliance Capital Ltd, Future group of Kishore Biyani, Indiabulls and Aditya Birla group have shown interest and some of them have done due diligence.
But the interested parties are not giving a quote close to the expectations of GE which a premium of $250 million (about Rs.1,073 crore) over the book value of assets.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Daiichi snaps up Ranbaxy
Economic Times dated 12 June 2008 Headline news
Daiichi snaps up ranbaxy for $4.6 B
Singhs get Rs 10 K Cr for entire 34.8% at 737 per share, Malvinder to stay as CEO.
Daiichi snaps up ranbaxy for $4.6 B
Singhs get Rs 10 K Cr for entire 34.8% at 737 per share, Malvinder to stay as CEO.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Grasim Sells Sponge Iron Business For Rs. 1030 cr.
Tuesday, 10 June 2008
Grasim Industries said it has sold its sponge iron business-Vikram Ispat to Welspun Power and Steel for Rs.1,030 crore.
The transaction is expected to be completed within next six months.
Economic Times, 11 June 2008, page 1
Grasim Industries said it has sold its sponge iron business-Vikram Ispat to Welspun Power and Steel for Rs.1,030 crore.
The transaction is expected to be completed within next six months.
Economic Times, 11 June 2008, page 1
Friday, April 11, 2008
Reliance Big Entertainment has acquired the digital images business of US-based DTS Inc
Anil Ambani group acquires digital images business of US firm
New Delhi, Apr 9 (PTI)
Anil Ambani-promoted Reliance Big Entertainment has acquired the digital images business of US-based DTS Inc for an undisclosed amount.
The American firm's business DTS Digital Images (DDI), also known as Lowry Digital Images, offers picture quality improvement services to movies, television and video content in Hollywood, Reliance Big Entertainment said in a statement today
http://www.ptinews.com/pti/ptisite.nsf/all/F0E2A07F645E492A65257426002405AD?Opendocument
New Delhi, Apr 9 (PTI)
Anil Ambani-promoted Reliance Big Entertainment has acquired the digital images business of US-based DTS Inc for an undisclosed amount.
The American firm's business DTS Digital Images (DDI), also known as Lowry Digital Images, offers picture quality improvement services to movies, television and video content in Hollywood, Reliance Big Entertainment said in a statement today
http://www.ptinews.com/pti/ptisite.nsf/all/F0E2A07F645E492A65257426002405AD?Opendocument
Tata makes hostile offer to acquire Brazilian ore miner AVG
Tata makes hostile offer to acquire Brazilian ore miner AVG
New Delhi, Apr 11 (PTI)
After a spectacular takeover of Corus, Tata Steel has made a hostile offer to acquire Brazilian iron ore miner AVG, which is owned by global mineral giant MMX.
The Steel Business Briefing (SBB) quoted a MMX President Eike Batista as saying that the domestic steel giant has made the offer.
New Delhi, Apr 11 (PTI)
After a spectacular takeover of Corus, Tata Steel has made a hostile offer to acquire Brazilian iron ore miner AVG, which is owned by global mineral giant MMX.
The Steel Business Briefing (SBB) quoted a MMX President Eike Batista as saying that the domestic steel giant has made the offer.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Opto Circuits to buy US firm for Rs 280cr
25 Feb 2008
Opto Circuits India has signed a definitive agreement to buy US-based Criticare Systems.
According to a release issued by Opto to the BSE today, the deal is valued at Rs 280 crore ($70 million).
Criticare Systems is in the business of manufacturing vital sign monitors, anesthesia monitors and pulse oximeters, the release added.
Opto Circuits India has signed a definitive agreement to buy US-based Criticare Systems.
According to a release issued by Opto to the BSE today, the deal is valued at Rs 280 crore ($70 million).
Criticare Systems is in the business of manufacturing vital sign monitors, anesthesia monitors and pulse oximeters, the release added.
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