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Aditya Birla Nuvo shareholders sign off Grasim merger plan

Deal would give tycoon Birla tighter grip on conglomerate

Kumar Mangalam Birla
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Kumar Mangalam Birla

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Shareholders of Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd, controlled by billionaire Kumar Mangalam Birla, approved plans for a merger with Grasim Industries that would create a firm with $9 billion in combined revenue.

About 83 per cent of ABNL minority shareholder votes cast were in favor of a proposal to merge with affiliate Grasim, according to a statement from ABNL Monday. Grasim’s minority shareholders already voted their consent to the merger plan, according to an April 6 statement. The transaction still needs approvals from the company law tribunal, markets regulator and exchanges.

The deal, an overhaul that also involves the spinoff of a financial

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