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Investment Chronicle
July – September 2018
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Deepti Ahuja
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Foreword
We are pleased to present SKP Investment Chronicle – our quarterly update that focuses on the deal-making landscape in India, comprising Mergers and Acquisitions (M&As) and equity investments and exits. In this report, we look at India’s transactions arena in the third quarter of 2018.
The first three quarters for the year 2018 witnessed transactions valued over USD 90 billion representing 1600 deals compared to USD 62 billion for the same period in the year 2018. This was primarily dominated by Mergers and Acquisitions contributing to almost 60-70% of the total deal value with over 650 deals. This sharp increase in transactions has been primarily on account of the big-ticket investments, wherein the top 10 investments contributed to almost USD 50 billion of the total deal size. Geographical expansion, consolidation and stressed assets sale were some of the key drivers behind some of the big-ticket transactions.
M&A activities in this year were driven by the big-ticket inbound and domestic acquisitions in Materials, Consumer Discretionary, Telecommunication, Industrial, and Information Technology sectors. While M&A activities for this year are on a peak, equity investments failed to show any charm and have witnessed deals worth approximately USD 18 billion and volume of 800 deals. The equity investments in the first three quarters of 2018 declined by almost 20 percent both in terms of deal value and volume.
As per a report published by the International Monetary Fund, India’s GDP is expected to grow at 7.3 percent in 2018 and 7.5 percent in 2019-20. India is still facing headwinds arising from rising core and fuel inflation and depreciating rupee, towards which regulators have initiated necessary steps to mitigate the risks.
Future outlook for Indian deal terrain looks attractive and is expected to continually gain momentum on the backdrop of numerous structural initiatives, robust private consumption and the opening of most of the sectors for foreign investments. Relaxed FDI restrictions and abolishment of FIPB regulations have led to simpler approval regime thereby attracting foreign investments in India. Besides, there are several stressed corporate assets under restructuring mode offering better valuations which may increase the deal volume in the last leg of 2018.
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Quarterly Compass
Deal Value Mix
Source: SKP analysis
Particulars 2017 Q2 2018 Q3 2018 Movement*
Mergers & Acquisitions 926 219 193 -12%
Equity Investments 1345 258 227 -12%
Private Equity Exits 285 66 46 -30%
Total 2556 543 466 -14%
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* The movement mentioned above is a comparison between Q2 2018 and Q3 2018.
Deal Volume Mix
Particulars 2017 Q2 2018 Q3 2018 Movement*
Mergers & Acquisitions 34,868 30,614 12,516 -59%
Equity Investments 34,613 7,003 6,258 -11%
Private Equity Exits 12,493 9,731 908 -91%
Total 81,974 47,348 19,682 -58%
USD million Average EInv Deal
Value
USD 27.57 million
Top PEE Deal Value
USD 360.21 million
Average M&A Deal
Value
USD 64.85 million
Top FDIInflow by
Sector
Services
Top Indian State by
deal value
Haryana
Hot Sector
Materials
Top M&A Deal value
USD 4200million
Emerging Segment
Internet Retail and Software
M&A CAGR
(4 years)
25%
Top Outbound
Partner
USA
Top EInv Deal value
USD 1200 million
EInvCAGR
(4 years)
17%
M&A - Merger & Acquisitions EInv - Equity Investments PEE - Private Equity Exits
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Overview Mergers And Acquisitions
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Deal Trends
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31441,884
12,658
21,165
30,614
12,516
10,351
6,329
10,662
6,576
7,003
6,258 2,066
2,294
4,558
1,263
9,731
908
Q2 2017 Q3 2017 Q4 2017 Q1 2018 Q2 2018 Q3 2018
PEE
EInv
M&A
1,271 685
9,290
18,728
11,651
1,836 601
873
752
1,130
17,559
1,429 248 260
427
891
1,067
387 1,023 65
2,189
416
336
8,864
Q2 2017 Q3 2017 Q4 2017 Q1 2018 Q2 2018 Q3 2018
Others
Outbound
Inbound
Domestic
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Equity Investments (EInv) Private Equity Exits
615
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7,679
3,866
6,820
2,748
3,983
3,169
719
509
1,897
2,051
1,251
15
797
1,552
1,230
1,114
1,294
2,465
1,156
403
715
663
475
609
Q2 2017 Q3 2017 Q4 2017 Q1 2018 Q2 2018 Q3 2018
Others
Venture Capital & Debt
Public Equity
Private Equity
122 0
2323
315
7,977
157
953 1,119
1,896
344
612
590
633248
48
334
1,103
117
357 928
292
270
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Q2 2017 Q3 2017 Q4 2017 Q1 2018 Q2 2018 Q3 2018
Others*
Secondary Sale
Open Market
M&A
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Sector Insights
Telecommunication
Energy
IndustrialConsumer Staples
Consumer Discretionary
Financials
Materials
Healthcare
Information Technology
M&A USD 362.36 million 63 Deals
EInv USD 2253.05 million 105 Deals
PEE USD 188.68 million 18 Deals
M&A USD 2,746.55 million 19 Deals
EInv USD 181.81 million 12 Deals
PEE - 4 Deals
M&A USD 0.45 million 2 Deals
EInv - -
PEE - -
M&A USD 41.31 million 18 Deals
EInv USD 1072.48 million 29 Deals
PEE USD 408.54 million 9 Deals
M&A USD 7,438.99 million 10 Deals
EInv USD 103.45 million 4 Deals
PEE USD 47.59 million 3 Deals
M&A - -
Einv - -
PEE - -
M&A USD 428.63 million 37 Deals
EInv USD 250.34 million 39 Deals
PEE USD 141.09 million 7 Deal
M&A USD 21.24 million 7 Deals
EInv USD 1,314.24 million 17 Deals
PEE - 1 Deal
M&A USD 1,419.32 million 33 Deals
EInv USD 717.75 million 19 Deals
PEE USD 122.16 million 4 Deals
Bird’s Eye View
M&A USD 57.19 million 4 Deals
EInv USD 365.36 million 2 Deals
PEE - -
Utilities
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SectorQ3 2016 Q3 2017 Q2 2018 Q3 2018 Weights Movement in
value*Value Deals Value Deals Value Deals Value Deals Q2 2018 Q3 2018
Consumer Discretionary 1,479 104 1,251 93 24,739 105 820 83 52% 4% -97%
Consumer Staples 272 25 585 33 634 29 1,335 25 1% 7% 111%
Energy 979 4 0 1 0 3 1 2 0% 0% 0%
Financials 11,084 56 3,493 84 1,859 75 1,522 56 4% 8% -18%
Healthcare 2,353 49 683 36 1,102 41 2,928 35 2% 15% 166%
Industrials 453 53 622 64 2,944 57 2,259 56 6% 11% -23%
Information Technology 3,332 249 3,172 219 5,953 187 2,804 186 13% 14% -53%
Materials 2,218 26 150 22 2,762 27 7,590 17 6% 39% 175%
Telecommunication 7,300 1 7 3 6,756 4 0 0 14% 0% -100%
Utilities 493 10 544 16 599 15 423 6 1% 2% -29%
Total 29,962 577 10,507 571 47,348 543 19,682 466 100% 100% -58%
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* The movement mentioned above is a comparison between Q2 2018 and Q3 2018.
Sectoral Panorama USD million
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India announced mergers and acquisitions worth
approximately USD 12.52 billion in Q3 2018, taking the
deal tally in Q3 to 193 transactions. M&A activities in
this quarter are down by 11.87 percent in terms of
deal volume with 193 deals as compared to 219 deals
in Q2 2018, and in value terms by 59.12 percent with
deals worth USD 12.5 billion announced in Q3 2018 as
compared to deals worth USD 30.61 billion in Q2 2018.
The top three transactions in terms of deal value
account for approximately 63 percent of the total value
of M&A transactions in Q3 2018.
In Q3 2018, UPL Limited in its quest to become one of
the world’s largest global crop protection companies
announced the acquisition of Arysta LifeScience Inc.
through its subsidiary. This transaction alone accounts
for 33.6 percent of the total value of M&A transactions
in 2018. Other big-ticket transactions in the Materials
sector include Hindalco Industries Ltd’s acquisition of
Aleris Corp for USD 2.58 billion through Novelis Inc.
Materials and Healthcare are the top sectors in Q3
2018 in terms of deal value. Transactions in the
Materials and Healthcare sectors account for
approximately 59.4 and 21.9 percent of the total value
of transactions in Q3 2018 respectively. The total value
of M&A transactions in the first three quarters ending
September 2018 is USD 64.29 billion representing 681
M&A transactions.
Cross-border expansion plans, strategic growth,
internal reorganization, consolidation seem to be the
driving forces for the key M&A transactions in this
quarter, driven by big ticket acquisitions in Materials,
Healthcare and Industrials sectors.
Q3 saw subdued M&A activity due to significant
economic, political developments and trade wars in
India and globally that have affected the M&A market.
FDI restrictions in several sectors such as defence,
pharmaceuticals and civil aviation have been relaxed.
In the backdrop of plenty of stressed corporate assets
on offer at tempting valuations, India is expected to
see more mergers and acquisitions in the last leg of
2018.
Deal Buyer Target Type Value % Sought Sector
1 UPL Corporation Ltd Arysta LifeScience Inc Others 4,200 100 Materials
2 Novelis Inc Aleris Corp Others 2,580 100 Materials
3 IHH Healthcare Berhad Fortis Healthcare Ltd Inbound 1,068 57.05 Healthcare
4 Volcan Investments Ltd Vedanta Resources Plc Others 1,027 33.47 Industrials
5 Aurobindo Pharma USA IncSandoz Inc, Dermatology and Oral Solids Businesses
Others 1,000 100 Healthcare
Top M&A Deals
Mergers and Acquisitions
USD million
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Total Deal Volume
193
Total Deal Value
USD 12,516 million
Top Sector
Materials
Top Outbound Country
USA
Top Region
Haryana
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SECTORMaterials
DEAL TYPEOthers
DEAL VALUEUSD 4200 million
% SHARE100%
RATIONALEProduct and Market Expansion
SECTORMaterials
DEAL TYPEOthers
DEAL VALUEUSD 2580 million
% SHARE100%
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Target: Novelis Inc.
Buyer: Aleris Corporation
Target: UPL Limited
Buyer: Arysta LifeScience Inc
On July 20 2018, Mumbai Based UPL Limited agreed to acquire US-based Arysta LifeScienceInc through its wholly owned subsidiary, UPL Corporation Limited. UPL Limited, one of the leading global crop protection products companies has partnered with Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and TPG Capital to acquire Arysta LifeScience Inc for USD 4.2 billion in cash.
Arysta LifeScience Inc is a global provider of innovative crop protection solutions, including BioSolutions and Seed Treatment. UPL and Arysta’s combination will create a global leader in agriculture solutions with a diversified portfolio across all market segments and best in class manufacturing and R&D facilities. The acquisition will give UPL access to a variety of patents and new geographical markets to expand.
The transaction is still subject to approvals from regulatory authorities and is expected to be completed by early 2019 at the latest.
On July 26 2018, Mumbai headquartered Hindalco Industries Ltd’s wholly owned subsidiary, Novelis Inc, agreed to acquire US-based Aleris Corporation. Novelis, the world leader in aluminum rolling and recycling, will pay approximately USD 2.58 billion to acquire AlerisCorporation in a debt financing transaction.
As a part of this transaction, Novelis Inc will acquire all the 13 manufacturing facilities of Aleris Corporation located across North America, Asia and Europe. The acquired units will increase the combined capacity to around 4.7 million tonnes.
With this acquisition, Novelis Inc will have access to Aleris Corporation’s customer base spread across construction and aerospace segments.
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Prime Deals
RATIONALEGeographical Expansion
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Deal Investor Target Type Value % Sought Sector
1Abu Dhabi Investment Council, TPGCapital Inc
UPL Corporation Ltd Private Equity 1,200 22 Consumer Staples
2Lightspeed Venture Partners IX LP, Sequoia Capital India IV Ltd, etc.
Oravel Stays Pvt Ltd Venture Capital 1,000 NA Information Technology
3 KKR Asian Fund III LP Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd Private Equity 530 60 Industrials
4 PI Opportunities Fund I HDFC Bank LtdQualified Institutional Placement
404 NA Financials
5 Quebec Deposit and Investment Fund CLP India Pvt Ltd Private Equity 363 40 Utilities
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The third quarter of 2018 witnessed private equity
investments worth USD 6258.5 million in India. The
total value of deals in this quarter, majorly driven by
the Information Technology sector, has fallen by 10.63
percent as compared to Q2 2018, while there is a 12
percent fall in the volume. The Information Technology
sector alone accounts for approximately 36 percent of
the total deal value and 46 percent of total deal volume
in this quarter.
The first three quarters of 2018 witnessed Private
equity investments worth USD 19.84 billion
representing 809 deals compared to transactions
worth USD 23.95 billion representing 1025 private
equity investment deals during the same period in
2017. Q2018 witnessed multiple billion dollar
transactions. The biggest PE deals reported during the
third quarter included investment of USD 1200 million
by Abu Dhabi Investment Council and TPG Capital Inc
in UPL Corporation Ltd, which utilized the funding to
acquire Arysta LifeScience Inc. The other billion dollar
deal included Oravel Stays Pvt Ltd, operating as OYO
Hotels raising USD 1000 billion venture funding from
its existing investors.
India is rapidly becoming a home to start-ups focused
on high growth areas such as mobility, e-commerce
and other vertical specific solutions, creating new
markets and driving innovation. Increasing efforts by
the Government of India to ease doing business in
India has attracted more foreign as well as domestic
investments in 2018.
On the regulatory front, SEBI to increase the maximum
investment by angel funds in venture capital
undertakings to INR 10 crore from INR 5 crore. 100%
FDI in single brand product retail trading is now
permitted through automatic route. The issue of equity
shares against non-cash consideration is permitted
under the automatic route in specific sectors. Under
the newly issued FEMA regulations 2017, Foreign
venture capital investors are now permitted to invest in
non-convertible instruments.
Top Equity Investment Deals USD million
Equity Investments
Total Deal Volume
227
Total Deal Value
USD 6258 million
Emerging Segment
Internet Retail
Top Region
Maharashtra
Top Sector
Information Technology
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SECTORInformation Technology
DEAL TYPEVenture Capital
DEAL VALUEUSD 1,000 million
% SHARENA
RATIONALEGlobal Expansion
SECTORIndustrials
DEAL TYPEPrivate Equity
DEAL VALUEUSD 530 Million
% SHARE60%
RATIONALEVenturing into critical sector
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Target: Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd
Buyers: KKR Asian Fund III LP
Target: Oravel Stays Pvt Ltd
Buyers: SoftBank Vision Fund, Sequoia Capital, LightspeedVenture Partners, etc
On September 25 2018, Oravel Stays Pvt Ltd operating as OYO Hotels announced the raising of USD 1 billion from existing investors, which include SoftBank Vision Fund, Sequoia Capital and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
OYO, an online technology platform headquartered in Gurugram for booking budget hotels and guest houses in India, has recently expanded its operations in China, Malaysia, Nepal and Britain. The fresh capital will be deployed to scale up operations in the recently ventured countries and invest further in technology and talent. This funding values OYO at USD 5 billion to become one of the most valued startups in India.
Through its multiple recent acquisitions such as online marketplace Weddingz.in, Internet of Things (IoT) technology company AblePlus Solutions Pvt Ltd and service apartment company Novascotia Boutique Homes, OYO has been demonstrating its focus towards expedited growth.
In the largest deal by a private equity firm in this segment in India, US-based KKR and Co announced the acquisition of 60 percent stake in Hyderabad-based Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd, industrial waste management and environmental services provider for USD 530 million.
India’s waste management programme, Swachh Bharat, is aimed at reducing waste in 4,000 cities. Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd has a presence across 60 locations in 20 Indian states. It is also present outside India in Singapore, Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
The completion of this transaction will lead to KKR’s first ever global deal in the waste management sector. KKR and Co is investing in the only comprehensive environmental management company offering end-to-end environmental and waste management services and infrastructure to reduce pollution in the country. The PE firm aims to strengthen the company’s focus on environmental and safety initiatives through engineering innovation, attracting managerial talent and boosting efficiency.
DEAL HIGHLIGHTS
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The aggregate value of Private equity exits in Q3 2018
reached USD 908.06 million, representing a huge
decline of 90 percent in the total deal value, compared
to the second quarter with a total deal value of USD
9730.67 million. This quarter witnessed 46 private
equity exit transactions as compared to 66 in the
previous quarter, representing a decline of 30 percent.
The top 3 deals account for 68 percent of the total deal
value of the quarter.
The Financials sector represented by International
Financial Corp, Kedaara Capital Fund and Warburg
Pincus India’s sale of 13 percent stake in AU Small
Finance Bank Ltd through open market transactions
accounted for 39 percent of the total private equity exit
deal value in Q3 2018, followed by Information
Technology sector represented by Private Equity firm
Baring Asia Private Equity’s 8.42 percent stake sale in
Hexaware Technologies Ltd. Financials and information
technology sectors represent 18 percent of the value of
private equity transactions in Q3 2018.
Mergers & Acquisitions have been the most favoured
private equity exits routes in this quarter followed by
Initial public offerings. Capital markets have also been
an attractive exit opportunity in India.
As fund sizes continue to grow, Private equity funds are
expected to make large acquisitions in India with
greater exposure, larger stakes and increased strategic
role. The Indian private equity arena is witnessing an
increase in deal sizes, increase in fund sizes, easy
availability of capital, increased investments in IT and
technology sectors, positive IPO market- creating an Exit
Avenue and consolidation within industries.
Deal Seller Target Type Value % Sought Sector
1International Finance Corp, Kedaara Capital Fund, Warburg Pincus India Pvt Ltd
AU Small Finance Bank Ltd Open Market 360 13% Financials
2 The Baring Asia Private Equity Fund V Hexaware Technologies Ltd Open Market 160 8.42% Information Technology
3 India Equity Partners Fund Advisors Pvt Ltd Spoton Logistics Pvt Ltd Secondary Sales 100 100% Industrials
4 Apollo Management LP Welspun Corp Ltd Open Market 34 8.11% Materials
5Black Dragon Capital LLC
Indus Software Technologies Pvt Ltd M&A 29 98.46% Information Technology
Top Equity Exit Deals USD million
Private Equity Exits
Total Deal Volume
46
Total Deal Value
USD 908 million
Top Sector
Financials
Emerging Segment
Internet, Software and Services
Top Region
Maharashtra
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SECTORFinancials
DEAL TYPEOpen Market
DEAL VALUEUSD 360.21 million
% SHARE13%
RATIONALProfitability and return on investment
SECTORInformation Technology
DEAL TYPEOpen Market
DEAL VALUEUSD 160.13 million
% SHARE8.42%
RATIONALEGradual monetization of stake
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Target: Hexaware Technologies Ltd.
Seller: Baring Asia Private Equity Fund V
Target: AU Small Finance Bank Ltd
Seller: International Finance Corp, Kedaara Capital Fund, Warburg Pincus India Pvt Ltd
International Finance Corp, Kedaara Capital Fund and Warburg Pincus India Pvt Ltd have sold 13 percent stake in AU Small Finance Bank Ltd for USD 360.21 million through block transactions. IFC, Kedaara Capital and Warburg Pincus cut down their stake in AU Small Finance Bank to 3.53, 2.63 and 6.99 percent respectively.
Among the buyers of the shares were AU Small Finance Bank’s promoter Sanjay Agarwal, SBIMutual Fund, Nomura India Investment Fund Mother Fund, Reliance Mutual Fund and SundaramMutual Fund. IFC, Kedaara Capital Fund and Warburg Pincus have earned stellar returns from their partial sale in Jaipur-based AU Small Finance Bank.
AU Small Finance Bank Ltd headquartered in Jaipur, received the licence from the Reserve Bank of India to set up a small finance bank in December 2016 and commenced its operations from April 2017.
On August 24 2018, UK-based private equity major Baring Private Equity Partners announced the sale of 8.42 percent stake representing 25 million shares in Mumbai-based Information Technology company, Hexaware Technologies Ltd through a block transaction to undisclosed institutional investors, believed to include Citi Group and Societe Generale.
The Asia-focused private equity firm held 71.22 percent stake in Hexaware Technologies through its wholly owned subsidiary HT Global IT Solutions Holdings Ltd prior to the sale. This transaction has earned the investor an internal rate of return of ~25 percent over five years. The sale is believed to form a part of the PE firm’s strategy to monetize its stake in the IT company, to be further brought down to 51 percent gradually.
Baring Private Equity Partners, which also holds significant stakes in other IT firms in India, demonstrate a shift in investment trend in the information technology sector in India from legacy IT services to digital technology, including cloud and automation.
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Materials Consumer Staples
IT & ITES
Financials
Healthcare
Utilities
Industrials
Top five states by transactions(Domestic + Inbound Deals)
The Indian Terrain
Top Sectors
60 Deals 14 Deals 11 Deals
4 Deals
Top Sectors
38 Deals 24 Deals 18 Deals
15 Deals 6 Deals
Haryana
M&A USD 1183 million 10 Deals
PEI USD 1080 million 20 Deals
PEE USD 0.48 million 3 Deals
Top Sectors
14 Deals 7 Deals 4 Deals
3 Deals
Telangana
M&A USD 178 million 18 Deals
PEI USD 647 million 10 Deals
PEE USD 7 million 2 Deals
Top sectors
13 Deals 5 Deals 4 Deals
3 Deals
Tamil Nadu
M&A USD 402 million 9 Deals
PEI USD 302 million 16 Deals
PEE USD 16 million 4 Deals
Top Sectors
9 Deals 7 Deals 5 Deals
5 Deals
Maharashtra
M&A USD 181 million 42 Deals
PEI USD 1229 million 54 Deals
PEE USD 595 million 16 Deals
Karnataka
M&A USD 110 million 33 Deals
PEI USD 955 million 49 Deals
PEE USD 100 million 11 Deals
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HIL Ltd. to acquire Parador Holding GmbH
Deal value: USD 97.36 million % Sought: 100%
Sector: Consumer Discretionary
Hyderabad-based HIL Ltd has acquired 100,000 shares of Germany –based Parador Holdings GmbH for USD 97.36 million in cash through its wholly owned subsidiary, HILInternational GmbH.
Parador Holdings manufactures products for designing floors and walls, including laminate flooring and engineered wood flooring. With this acquisition, HIL Ltd will gain entry into the European market and expand its product portfolio. The acquisition will also help HIL enter into Southeast Asia and the US markets.
Aurobindo Pharma Ltd.to acquire ApotexInternational Inc’s European operations
Deal value: USD 86.49 million % Sought: 100%
Sector: Healthcare
Hyderabad-based Aurobindo Pharma Ltd, marketer and manufacturer of generic pharmaceuticals has agreed to acquire Apotex International Inc’s businesses in Poland, Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Spain and Belgium. The deal is still subject to regulatory approvals from Dutch and Polish authorities.
With this acquisition, Aurobindo Pharma will gain entry into East European markets. The acquisition includes a portfolio of over 200 prescription drugs and 88 OTC products and an additional pipeline of over 20 products.
Infosys Ltd. to acquire Fluido Oy
Deal value: USD 75.43 million % Sought: 100%
Sector: Industrials
Bengaluru-based Infosys Ltd, technology and consulting firm has agreed to acquire Finland-based Fluido Oy, a salesforce advisor and consulting partner.
This acquisition will elevate Infosys’s presence in the Nordic region and strengthen its position as a salesforce enterprise cloud services provider. Fluidohas customers in manufacturing, energy, retail and, telecommunications sector.
Sterlite Technologies Ltd. will acquire Metallurgica Bresciana S.p.A
Deal value: USD 54.29 million % Sought: 100%
Sector: Industrials
Maharashtra-based Sterlite Technologies Ltd announced the acquisition of Italy-based Metallurgica Bresciana S.p.Athrough its wholly owned subsidiary Sterlite Technologies SpA. The whole cash transaction will expand SterliteTechnologies Ltd’s presence in Europe.
Future Lifestyle Fashions Ltd . to acquire Koovs Plc
Deal value: USD 20.12 million % Sought: 29.90%
Sector: Consumer Discretionary
Mumbai-based Future Lifestyle Fashions Ltd., India’s integrated fashion company has agreed to acquire a 29.90 per cent stake in London-based online fashion retailer, Koovs Plc.
With this acquisition, Future Lifestyle, which owns and operates brand & multi-brand outlets, department stores, and company operated chains such as Central and Brand Factory. will step into the fashion e-commerce market. Koovs, which curates products from various international brands, has an unbeatable brand and technology platform.
Sector Country Volume USD (million)
USA 9 26.6
Germany 2 104.97
Finland 2 76.92
Top deals by volume
Cross-border Transactions
CANADA
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FINLANDGERMANY
UNITED KINGDOM
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