Articles tagged with: AZB & Partners
Four top Indian, 1 Japanese firm roll out Hero Honda $851m JV exit
AZB & Partners, Desai & Diwanji, J Sagar Associates (JSA), Khaitan & Co and Japanese law firm Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu have advised on Hero Investments’ acquisition of Honda Motors’s 26 per cent stake in joint venture Hero Honda Motors for $851 million.
Tatas sells $48m Ginger Hotels group stake to Singapore with AZB, Amarchand
Amarchand Mangaldas and AZB & Partners have advised on Tata-owned Indian Hotels’ minority stake sale in subsidiary Roots Corporation to Singapore-based Omega TC Holdings for Rs 150 crore.
Five firms restructure Vishal, sell to TPG, Shriram
AZB & Partners, Kochhar & Co, Trilegal, Zeus Law Associates, and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton have advised on public listed Vishal Retail’s slump sale to private equity (PE) firm TPG and the Shriram Group for Rs 70 crore.
Norton Rose Africa scoops $750m Essar Steel Zimbabwe buy-out with AZB, others
AZB & Partners and Norton Rose’s African merger partner have advised India’s Essar Group on its majority stake take-over of Zimbabwe’s state-owned steel unit Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (ZISCO) for $750m.
AZB, Kochhar Bangalore handle Rs 70 cr mobile VAS investment
Kochhar & Co and AZB & Partners have advised venture capital firms New Enterprise Associates (NEA) and Headland Capital respectively on their Rs 70 crore equity investment in mobile value added services (VAS) provider ValueFirst Messaging.
GVK grabs Mumbai Airport majority for $280m+ with Amarchand, AZB in the wings
AZB & Partners and Amarchand Mangaldas have advised on GVK Airport Holdings’ 13.5 per cent stake acquisition of Bid Services’ shares in Mumbai International Airport to become the largest shareholder in the consortium of airport operators.
AZB-A&O, Links-TTA share BP’s inbound up to $20bn RIL buy

Clifford Chance, AZB, JSA triple-team for Bayer in Zydus pharma JV

AZB, ALMT, Indus top 2010 private equity deal rankings, ahead of DSK, Tatva

Breaking up, moving on / Issue 81

Clifford Chance and AZB broke off their best friendship late last night, which means that global CC rivals will again be more comfortable approaching AZB with referrals.
“I don’t think there is any single international firm out there which has the ability to sustain any firm like ours [in terms of referrals],” one AZB lawyer summed up eloquently last week.
Breaking: AZB, Clifford Chance end best friendship

Luthra & Luthra tops 2010 projects ranking, chased by AMSS, SJ Law, ILS, AZB

AZB tops Q3 IPO league table over Luthra; Amarchand still ahead in year to-date (2010-11 financial year)

12 law firms advise in $1.22bn Patni Computer takeover battle
Exclusive: AZB & Partners and J Sagar Associates (JSA) have advised India’s sixth largest IT firm Patni Computer Systems that was bought by Apax Partners-backed iGate for $1.22bn, which drafted in Khaitan & Co and Kirkland & Ellis as legal advisers.
Lexygen and Linklaters advised a Carlyle Group-led consortium of the losing bidders, where Amarchand Mangaldas is understood to have provided the advice to the bid’s merchant banks.
AZB promotes Bangalore senior associate to partner
AZB & Partners Bangalore office has promoted senior associate Anind Thomas to its partnership.
Breaking: AZB Bangalore merger Anup Shah splits off to go independent again

November Indian legal advisor M&A activity round-up
AZB & Partners and Amarchand Mangaldas have advised on a majority of M&A mandates out of 26India-related transactions in November, according to data aggregated by mergermarket.
AZB, Foley, Baker & Daniels straighten out $100m Dabur haircare US acquisition
AZB & Partners and US firms Foley Lardner and Baker & Daniels have advised on the Rs 450 crore ($100m) acquisition of US hair product company Namasté Laboratories by Dabur India’s US unit company Dermoviva Skin Essentials Inc.
Cosy Competition / Issue 75

After a long slumber, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) fired its first warning shot across the bow of corporate India this week, allegedly slapping Kingfisher Airlines with a maximum fine of Rs 1 crore for not having played along with investigations.
Clifford Chance India head Wyman retires after 16 months in India with AZB
