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The proposed restructuring with the realignment of the travel businesses of Thomas Cook (TCIL) & consolidation of the human resource services business into Quess Corp, will simplify the Group structure.

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.

With the introduction of RERA, there will be consolidation in the real estate sector in India as smaller cash-strapped developers will have to partner with larger developers or raise equity from institutional investors.

Pennar Industries Ltd has entered in definitive agreement with a third party for transfer of its entire shareholding held in subsidiary Pending closing of conditions contained in the agreement the accounting effect is not given as disclosed in Dec 2017 quarter results. The PIL will be able to generate cash from the sale of Pennar renewable.

Magma Fincorp acquired 26% joint venture partner in August, 2017 and immediately thereafter it announced the merger. Before merger, it seems MITL have cleaned its book by providing NPAs and even booking substantial loss in FY17. At present both the companies are having low margins and high NPA's.

SMIORE is consolidating its business by merging its subsidiary SMPPL which has provided its ferroalloy plant and power plant on lease to the company. Commercial reason to get benefits of consolidation and as a result able to execute projects relating to steel manufacturing is no doubt seems justifiable.

Reliance Industries arm of media and broadcasting has been on a merger spree since last 4-5 years. Restructuring its media, tv, broadband and cable business held by different acquisitions namely Network18, TV18, DEN Networks and Hathway Cable in 2 steps.

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