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Nirma trumps bigger rivals like Piramal, JSW to win Lafarge Cement assets for $1.4 billionThe Lafarge purchase will help Nirma shoot up the rankings and straight away emerge as a mid-sized player in east, north and west India.
Lafarge to sell India assets to Nirma for $1.4 billionThe deal, the proceeds of which will be used to pay down LafargeHolcim's debt, is subject to approval by the Competition Commission of Indi...
Fight to the finish line for Lafarge, as chosen bidders likely to revise offers furtherThe competition has intensified as the final shortlisted candidates are likely to revise their binding offers further in the last minute.
Lafarge India's assets may land in local companies’ bagMexico’s Cemex and China’s Anhui Conch Cement Company, the largest cement makers in the Americas and Mainland China, respectively, have not...
Piramal Group, Nirma and JSW Cement among five final contenders to buy Lafarge IndiaMexico’s Cemex and China’s Anhui Conch Cement have emerged the dark horses, as the final five get ready to submit binding bids today.
Lafarge India sale stuck as CCI role comes under lens in CompatDalmia’s legal counsel said CCI can ratify the new deal only after a fresh notice is filed by Lafarge listing details of the proposed buyer.
JSW Cement, Blackstone submit bids for LafargeHolcim's cement assets worth Rs 10,000 croreBlackstone and Sajjan Jindal-Led JSW Cement are among the bidders for LafargeHolcim's Indian cement assets worth Rs 10,000 crore.
Ajay Piramal eyes Lafarge's India business; chooses cement as his next big playBacked by his belief in the long-term India growth story, Piramal looks poised to place a mega bet on cement.
Birla Corporation surges as company to acquire Jojobera and Sonadih cement from Lafarge IndiaA total of 19000 shares so far exchanged hands on the counter so far, compared with a 2-week average of 7167 on the BSE.
PE funds, cement majors like CRH Plc in race for Lafarge India assets in $1 billion dealThe three will be competing with Temasek, the Singapore government's investment arm, Heidelberg, the world's third biggest cement maker.
Lafarge India to buy back 14% stake from Barings AsiaThis comes about nine months after Lafarge and its Swiss peer Holcim announced their intention to merge their global assets, including thos...
We aren’t giving up on any segment: Lafarge India CEO Martin KriegnerLafarge India is looking to expand in the country and tap newer segments, its chief executive officer Martin Kriegner has said.
We aren't giving up on any segment: Martin Kriegner, Lafarge IndiaLafarge India is looking to expand in the country and tap newer segments, its chief executive officer Martin Kriegner has said.
CCI approves proposed stake sale in Lafarge IndiaCCI has given its go-ahead to the proposed 14 per cent stake sale in french cement major Lafarge' Indian subsidiary to Baring Private Equit...
Barings PE to buy 14% in Lafarge India for 1,400 crorePrivate equity fund Barings Private Equity Asia will purchase a 14% stake in cement-maker Lafarge India for $256 million.
- French cement major Lafarge to raise 200 million euros from Baring Private Equity
French cement major Lafarge today said it will raise 200 million euros from Baring Private Equity Asia by selling a 14 per cent stake in it...
Baring Private Equity Asia Group leads race to pick $261 million stake in Lafarge IndiaBaring Private Equity Asia Group has emerged as the front-runner to pick up a strategic 14-15% stake in Lafarge India, the Indian arm of La...
- Temasek Holdings, Baring Asia shortlisted to buy stake in Lafarge India
Lafarge India — which plans to shed a minority stake to raise Rs 1,325 crore and fund it expansion plans — is looking to complete the stake...
- Carlyle, KKR, Temasek and TPG in race for minority holding in Lafarge
Bulge-bracket private equity funds are in talks to buy a minority stake in Lafarge as the French cement multinational taps new avenues to f...
- Lafarge tying up funds for L&T Concrete play
Lafarge is in final talks with Larsen and Toubro to acquire the latter’s ready mix concrete business for Rs 1200 cr.