Sandur Manganese & Iron Ores Ltd (SMIORE) on Friday said its board has approved purchase of 80 per cent stake in Arjas Steel Pvt Ltd by entering into a share purchase pact. The company did not reveal the financial details of the deal. However, the enterprise value of Arjas Steel Pvt Ltd (ASPL) is Rs 3,000 crore. "The board of directors.... approved strategic business acquisition through purchase of 80 per cent equity share capital of ASPL, by entering into a share purchase agreement," the company said in a BSE filing. Additionally, 19.12 per cent stake in ASPL will be acquired by BAG Holdings Pvt Ltd --an entity owned by Bahirji A Ghorpade, one of the promoters of SMIORE. The deal is expected to complete within seven months, subject to regulatory conditions of the share purchase agreement. "This acquisition marks a significant milestone for SMIORE as we venture into steel and value-added products manufacturing. It not only unlocks numerous synergies but also represents a ...
For FY25, the management expects mined metal production of 1,100-1,125 kt and refined metal production of 1,075-1,100 kt
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The Zee statement said the Board took the step based on legal advice after a detailed consultation with legal experts
The desired results of the merger have been impacted by the prolonged slowdown that the industry is witnessing
Vistara Airlines, soon to merge with Air India, hoped to run flights on normal schedule by the weekend after town hall with pilots
PE major wants India to expedite M&A clearances and enhance commercial dispute resolution
The process is expected to be completed later this year. In the meantime, Global Insurance Brokers will operate independently as an Aon company
Global private equity major Blackstone Group is confident of investing USD 2 billion annually in India, a top official said on Wednesday. Its chief operating officer Jonathan D Gray pitched for a slew of measures to improve the ease of doing business for firms like it in India, including quicker approvals on mergers and acquisitions, easier privatisation of listed companies, and improvements in dispute resolution in commercial matters. The New York-based group, which has been operational in India for nearly two decades, said Indian PE investments have delivered the highest return for it worldwide, and the investment in realty, which made it the largest landlord in the country, has also delivered well. "We plan to invest around USD 2 billion every year in India," its senior managing director Amit Dixit told reporters here. The firm has invested a total of USD 50 billion in the country till now, and the value of its assets, after accounting for the exits, stands at USD 30 billion. It
The strategic acquisition would enhance LatentView's prospects in data engineering, data science, data visualisation, advisory services, and GenAI readiness
Indian companies had reported deal value worth $23.5 billion between January to 22 March 2023
The government has proposed exempting intra-group transactions and certain other mergers and acquisitions from the requirement of Competition Commission approval, a move that is likely to help in reducing the regulatory burden on the watchdog. Draft rules to exempt certain categories of combinations from the Competition Commission of India (CCI) approval requirement have been issued by the corporate affairs ministry. Vaibhav Choukse, Partner & Head - Competition Law at JSA Advocates & Solicitors, said the draft rules enlist certain kinds of M&A (Merger & Acquisition) transactions which will not require approval from the CCI. These include intra-group transactions, certain types of minority and creeping acquisitions, and rights issue as they will not have an impact on the competition in the market, he added. According to him, the rules will replace and modify the existing categories of M&A transactions that are exempt. The rules also modify the affiliate test ...
The trust is an infrastructure investment trust (InvIT), a special investment vehicle in which IRB Infra holds a 51 per cent stake and 49 per cent equity is held by affiliates of GIC
Sugar company Triveni Engineering & Industries Ltd has acquired a 25.43 per cent stake in Sir Shadi Lal Enterprises Ltd (SSEL) for Rs 35 crore and launched an open offer to shareholders for acquiring an additional 26 per cent stake. Triveni Engineering is one of the leading integrated sugar producers in the country. It is also into engineered-to-order high speed gears & gearboxes and water and waste water management business. In a statement, the company said it has acquired a 25.43 per cent stake in SSEL. Pursuant to a share purchase agreement executed with Vivek Viswanathan and Radhika Viswanathan Hoon on January 30, 2024, the company on Monday acquired 25.43 per cent equity stake in SSEL for an aggregate consideration of Rs 35 crore, i.e. at a price of Rs 262.15 per equity share of SSEL. To acquire a majority stake in SSEL, the company had launched an open offer to the shareholders of SSEL to acquire up to 26 per cent of the outstanding voting share capital at Rs 262.15 per .
HR solutions provider says acquisition will help it expand business abroad
Intense and prolonged merger-related activities have impacted operations and business, Zee Entertainment Chairman R Gopalan said adding the company has now taken several incremental steps to protect all stakeholders and enhance its intrinsic value through this phase. There is "significant room for performance enhancement" and a revival plan by the management team is already being put in action to accelerate growth and enhance profitability, said Gopalan in the opening remarks of an investor conference call of Zee Entertainment Enterprise Ltd (ZEEL) on Monday. The board has also decided to closely monitor the business model and plan presented by the MD & CEO of the company wherein he has provided the roadmap to improve the performance and efficiency of each of the businesses to achieve higher EBITDA. "We are fully cognizant that significant room for performance enhancement exists and a revival plan by the ZEEL management team is already being put in action to accelerate growth and .
JetBlue and Spirit Airlines are ending their proposed USD 3.8 billion combination after a court ruling blocked their merger. JetBlue said on Monday that even though both companies still believe in the benefits of a combination, they felt they were unlikely to meet the required closing conditions before the July 24 deadline and mutually agreed that terminating the deal was the best decision for both. The Justice Department sued to block the merger last year, saying it would reduce competition and drive up fares, especially for travelers who depend on low-fare Spirit. In January, a federal district judge in Boston sided with the government and blocked the deal, saying it violated antitrust law. The airlines had appealed the ruling. The appeal hearing had been set for June.
US-based firms join forces, eyeing a $1 billion revenue target and doubling India's headcount
The merged platform will have mid-30s EBITDA margins, 30 per cent Return on Capital Employed (RoCE) and stable cash flow generation over FY20-23, the statement said
Reliance, led by Asia's richest man Mukesh Ambani, will inject $1.4 billion in the merged entity, with the company and its affiliates holding a more than 63% stake