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A blockbuster year for IPOs | M&A Critique - 0 views

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    IPO enables various businesses to raise risk capital for growth and gives exit to PE/VC through listing. The domestic capital pool has been strongly investing in IPOs. IPO in a way also enable promotors to have shares of listed company as currency for acquisition and further expansion. In fact, in a lot of IPOs domestic investors have bet more than their foreign counterparts.
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Mahindra's CIE deal catapults it into the global arena | M&A Critique - 0 views

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    The deal was nothing but the merger of ambitious plans of both the entities to spread its wings. With an active involvement of the CIE group, MCIE intended to script a strong long-term growth story based on strong fundamentals. After the acquisition, CIE came out with a two-fold strategy.
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The Giant Flipkart-Walmart acquisition deal: Do traders have legal grounds to oppose it... - 0 views

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    Walmart's acquisition of 77% of stake in Flipkart has paved the way for huge growth for the Indian Start-up as well as for the Ecommerce industry but has also invited retaliations from the small traders as the deal poses a threat to them. A number of legal actions by the traders have given birth to many controversies.
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Greenply demerges MDF business to embark on growth | M&A Critique - 0 views

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    Board of directors of Greenply approved the demerger of MDF division of Greenply to its wholly owned subsidiary Greenpanel Industries Ltd.
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S Chand Group: Taking one step at a time | M&A Critique - 0 views

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    S Chand Group decision for restructuring seems to be for simplification of the group structure & future acquisitions and expansions in various regions will improve their spread in the business because regional timings are different depending on which region they acquire, which will stabilize the company's growth track.
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SKIPPER DEMERGES POLYMER BUSINESS FOR POTENTIAL GROWTH | M&A Critique - 0 views

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    Demerger of Polymer products division/undertaking of Skipper Limited in Skipper Pipes Limited (SPL) except palasbari unit situated at Guwahati Assam with Appointed Date as 1St April 2018
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Retail sector to drive M&A growth | M&A Critique - 0 views

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    In 2018, the value of all M&As in the retail and consumer sector was $27 billion, which is a 700% jump from $3.4 billion worth of transactions in 2017. The biggest deal was Walmart acquiring 77% stake in India's leading e-commerce market place Flipkart for $16 billion.
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Inorganic push instrumental to Accenture's growth | M&A Critique - 0 views

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    In the past three years, Indian IT consultancy firms like TCS, Wipro and Infosys have together spent around $2 billion on acquisitions. Accenture's consolidation is being driven by a desire by large companies to regain control over how customers experience their products and services.
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Triggers for M&A - Internal Restructuring | M&A Critique - 0 views

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    External restructuring is the option for an inorganic growth strategy for the company. Internal Restructuring as mentioned earlier pertains to type of restructuring undertaken by a company and its subsidiaries or between group companies.
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Growth strategy for the Digital Age: HCL acquires Australian IT company DWS | M&A Critique - 0 views

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    HCL Technologies Ltd will acquire Australian information technology and business consulting company DWS Ltd. The acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to complete by December this year.
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Infibeam Avenues takes demerger route to pursue independent growth strategies - 0 views

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    The proposed demerger by Infibeam Avenue Limited will pave the way for a separate listing of E-Commerce & Theme Park Software businesses. As per the company, the proposed demerger is a move to focus on its core business
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