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TELEPERFORMANCE BUYS INTELENET
Advent to acquire Encora for $1.5 billionWhile Warburg owns 80% of the company, the rest is held by founder Venu Raghavan and the management.
Policybazaar IPO imminentFrom Policybazaar's upcoming IPO to Byju's big acquisition and Netflix's gaming foray, here's a quick look at the top tech news today.
Suitors line up to acquire Hexaware Technologies in $2.5-billion dealPrivate equity firms Bain Capital, Carlyle Group and KKR & Co., as well as French outsourcer Teleperformance SE, are in fray to acquire Hex...
Sensing growth, Teleperformance may up headcount to 150kOverall, the company has about 300,000 employees, of whom 75,000 are in India, and is growing revenue at over 8% year-over-year. “We did no...
L&T buys 20.32% stake in Mindtree from V G SiddharthaThe Rs 3,269 crore deal was signed on Monday night and gives the Cafe Coffee day founder an exit.
After record first half, M&A deals face election jittersOverall, Indian M&A activity — including outbound deals — stood at $68 billion in the first half, surging past $65 billion in entire 2017 a...
Teleperformance to keep Intelenet close, local business closerAbout 35% of Intelenet's revenue comes from the domestic business and the Mumbai-headquartered co. had been bringing in senior talent from ...
Teleperformance inks $1billion deal for buying IntelenetBlackstone had first invested in Intelenet in 2007 and in 2011, then sold the stake to UK's Serco Group for ($383 million at the time). In ...
Teleperformance set to buy Intelenet for $1 billionBlackstone, which bought back Intelenet in 2013 from UK’s Serco Group for £250 million (Rs 2,558 crore or $385 million), had mandated JP Mo...
French firm Teleperformance front runner to buy Intelenet in $1 billion dealEuronext-listed Teleperformance is set to face competition from PE group Baring Asia and US IT services company Convergys who joined the fr...
Blackstone may buy back Intelenet at $450-500 million valuationSerco has sought offers for the about to be carved out BPO unit, which is mostly Intelenet's merged operations.