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The takeover will give Dalmia-OCL access to customers in the heart of steel and refractory making belt in Europe.

OCL will merge with Dalmia Bharat Limited, which will issue fresh shares for the public shareholders in lieu of their ownership in OCL.

The deal has earned KKR Mauritius Cement Investment a return of 2.4 times on its investment of Rs 500 crore that it made in September 2010.

The move is part of Dalmia Cement's consolidation strategy. OCL India is one of the largest cement entities in Eastern India.

As part of the mega restructuring plan Dalmia Bharat will also merge its unlisted arm Dalmia Bharat Enterprises with itself.

The equity value of the deal to buy Adhunik will be 560 cr & there is a debt of 525 cr, Puneet Dalmia, CEO & MD of Dalmia Cement said.