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JSW. HOLCIM EXIT
The inside story of how Parth Jindal came from behind to win the biggest prize of his career: Akzo Nobel IndiaParth Jindal and JSW Paints acquired Akzo Nobel NV's India business after intense negotiations. A last-minute counteroffer threatened the d...- India cementing another advantage over China amid divergent fortunes of two Asian giantsIndia eyes cementing gains over China in another arena as economic woes persist in the world's second largest economy, currently rocked by ...
- JSW in initial talks to cement deal with Germany’s Heidelberg Materials for its India businessHeidelberg has more than 13 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) cement making capacity in India, of which 6.3 MTPA is with the listed entity He...
- Holcim to Hexaware & Suven: When Barclays broke the Wall St dominance on Indian Deal St to top M&A sweepstakesFrom vanilla debt products to complex, new structures, storied UK bank takes new issuers, co-led around $5 billion on loans for PEs in last...
- Can banks take market leadership from here on? Siddhartha Khemka answers“Banks have borne the maximum brunt of FII selling which continues unabated even now. Once that settles down, we have seen some of the stoc...
- Ultratech makes a formal bid for Holcim's India assetsThe JSW Group, which is already present in the sector and the Adani Group which does not have a presence, are also reportedly in the race f...
- Adani taps Gulf groups and IHC to join efforts for ACC, Ambuja buyThis is part of a unique acquisition and financing structure the Ahmedabad-based conglomerate is putting in place for the potential $7.5-bi...
- Kumar Mangalam Birla weighs ACC, Ambuja bid, move may invite regulator scrutinyBirla's flagship UltraTech is the leading cement player in the country and any bid will face scrutiny from India's anti-trust watchdog. Ult...
- In the era of conscientious capitalism; put green in the cement-mixerTo counter its polluting credentials, Jenisch is not shying away from divesting Holcim's sprawling India operations - along with similar sa...
- 3 stock picks to start building your stock portfolio in this market“One should take a call and look at a few midcap IT companies like both L&T twins which have corrected almost 20 per cent from their peaks,...
- JSW taps Carlyle to back bid for Holcim's Indian cement operationsJSW, one of the strong contenders in the fray, is busy organising both equity and debt financing for the multi-billion transaction which, a...
- What a Holcim exit would mean for ACC, Ambuja investors & cement sectorHolcim in 2021 announced ‘Strategy 2025’ where it articulated its target to expand Solutions & Products to 30 per cent of group net sales f...
- Ambuja, ACC on block as Holcim has India rethinkHolcim is believed to have held early-stage negotiations with JSW and Adani Group, among others, to explore their interest levels. Both are...
- 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.
- 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.
- Will more family-run businesses take selloff route this year?Four families exited their businesses last year. Is this the beginning of a trend? With domestic conglomerates unlikely to be swayed by mom...
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