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Blackstone out of race for Haldiram's over valuation, sources sayPrivate equity investor Blackstone has withdrawn from acquiring a minority stake in India's Haldiram's snacks business due to valuation dis...- Blackstone eyes 20% stake in Haldiram's snacks at $8 billion valuation, sources sayBlackstone has scaled back its ambitions in its pursuit of India's popular snack maker Haldiram's. Initially aiming for a majority stake, t...
- Haldiram's seeks to buy Indian chips maker Prataap SnacksIndian snack maker Haldiram's is in talks to acquire a majority stake in Prataap Snacks, valued at $350 million, to expand its presence in ...
- Tata in talks to buy Haldiram's, snack maker eyes $10 billion valuation: SourcesTata Group's consumer unit is in talks to acquire a majority stake in Haldiram's, a popular Indian snack food maker. However, Tata is repor...
- Dabur International CEO Krishan Kumar Chutani resignsKrishan Kumar Chutani resigned as the Chief Executive Officer of Dabur International, a material subsidiary of Dabur India, on Monday, Dece...
- Stocks in the news: BoB, HDIL, Aditya Birla Capital, Varun Beverages and MCXThe Union cabinet has approved a Rs 9,300 crore capital infusion in IDBI Bank.
- Online channel to contribute 3% of sales in 3-5 years: DaburLast month Dabur tied up with e-commerce major Amazon for an online ayurveda marketplace, which will house all ayurvedic brands and product...
- Dabur ropes in Amazon to boost foreign business“We have currently launched 30 products on Amazon to begin with,” said Krishan Kumar Chutani, executive director-consumer care business at ...
- Dabur plans subscription-based model for ayurvedic medicinesThe company recently started a new service called Ask Dabur where a panel of doctors answer consumers' questions.
- Dabur changes role to roll out Hajmola drinks soon"Hajmola has a strong equity of chatpata taste. We are leveraging that same equity here for chatpata Indian ethnic drinks," Dabur India mar...
- What they didn’t teach at bee school?The move towards standardised FMCG status may be good for the honey business.
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