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JP Taparia family buys India’s costliest triplex apartment in SOBO’s Malabar Hill for Rs 369 crIn India’s most expensive apartment deal ever, family of industrialist JP Taparia, founder of contraceptive maker Famy Care, has purchased ...- Viatris puts India API business on the blockHowever, the API sale process, which was launched a couple of months ago, has seen no serious buyers, added multiple people aware of the de...
- Mt. K Kapital raises Rs 350 crore for its maiden fund; to invest in residential projectsBoman Irani, Chairman & Managing Director of Rustomjee Group, said, "Through this fund, we continue to leverage our development expertise i...
- Mt. K Kapital raises over Rs 350 crore as residential fund’s first close from SBI, Famy CareAround 50% of the funds raised are already in the process of being deployed towards three identified redevelopment projects in the Mumbai M...
- Viatris buys Taparias' eyecare business for Rs 2,460 croreThe ophthalmology portfolio consists of six new chemical entities (NCEs or molecules) that are under phase 3 trials and will be developed f...
- Two Mumbai-based family offices in talks to invest in IPO-bound Ola Mobility“Ola Mobility is in discussion with several family offices including Parikh Family and Taparia Family apart from IIFL Wealth Management and...
- Famy Care founder JP Taparia buys duplex apartment in Bandra-Kurla Complex for Rs 60 croreThis is the highest amount paid for an apartment in the BKC vicinity on the basis of per sq ft of about Rs 55,000.
- Taparia may buy pharma chain Guardian LifecareGuardian Lifecare founder Ashutosh Garg will retain a minority interest and continue to manage the company, which is being valued at around...
- FIPB clears Mylan's Rs 4,960-crore FDI proposalForeign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) cleared FDI proposal of Mylan Laboratories entailing a capital inflow of Rs 4,960 crore.
- Khaitan & co tops the list of legal advisors to M&A transactionsIt topped the Tables for Legal Advisors to M&A transactions for the first 6 months of 2015 advising deals with a value tag of $2,237 millio...
- India Inc announces deals worth $5 bn in first 2 months of 2015: ThorntonJanuary saw 48 deals worth USD 2.22 billion with high number of activities coming in e-commerce segment.
- US drugmaker Mylan to acquire Famy Care for $750 MillionMylan will pay $750 million to buy the women’s health business of Mumbai-based Famy Care and expand its presence in the market for women’s ...
- Mylan Inc to acquire Famy Care's certain business for $ 800 millionMumbai-based Famy Care is focused on female reproductive health care and is world leader in supplying a wide range of contraceptive pills.
- Mylan may buy contraceptive co Famy Care for Rs 3,000 croreMylan is said to have pipped private equity bids from Bain Capital and Advent to move closer to a deal. Hong Kong-based AIF Capital holds 1...
- US PE firm TA Associates in talks to buy 35% stake in drugmaker Famy Care for Rs 1,200 croreThe shareholders’ agreement between AIF Capital and the promoters gives a drag-along right to the fund in case of an exit.
- TA Associates in talks to buy 35% stake in Famy Care“TA Associates is in talks with the investors and Taparias, the promoters. The deal is expected to be signed post Diwali,” one of the perso...
- Promoters, AIF Capital may sell up to 75 per cent stake in Famy CareFamy Care, founded by JP Taparia in 1990 from a small manufacturing unit in Mumbai, is now the third-largest maker of over-the-counter cont...
- AIF Capital to invest $40 mn in Famy CareAIF Capital, one of the largest Asia-based independent private equity firms, on Wednesday announced that AIF Capital Asia III, LP has inves...
- Baring may acquire 15% in Famy CareBaring Private Equity Partners (India) is the front-runner to buy about 15% stake in Mumbai-based drugmaker Famy Care for around $40 millio...
- Mylan in talks to pick up 15 pc in Famy CareMylan, the third-largest generic drug maker globally, is in advanced stages of talks to pick up around 15 per cent stake in Famy Care, Indi...
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