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Invesco pushed large Indian group's 'bad' deal: Zee Entertainment

Proposal would have led to Rs 10,000-cr loss to shareholders, says firm

Punit Goenka
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Zee said Invesco offered Punit Goenka the position of MD & CEO in the merged entity

Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
Zee Entertainment Enterprises (ZEEL) on Tuesday revealed that one of its shareholders, Invesco, had approached its managing director and chief executive officer, Punit Goenka, with a merger proposal in February on behalf of a rival company, part of a large Indian business group, which, if accepted, would have led to a loss of Rs 10,000 crore for the company's shareholders.

In a communication to the stock exchanges, ZEEL said Goenka informed the board that a merger deal was presented by Invesco’s representatives Aroon Balani and Bhavtosh Vajpayee in February, which involved the merger of ZEEL with certain entities owned by

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