Articles tagged with: Slaughter and May
CAM acts on India leg of Equistone acquisition of Moody’s analytics arm
Khaitan, Slaughters play for Reliance in buy of toy chain Hamleys (with SullCrom)
$3.8bn blockbuster deal: CAM, AZB help HUL buy GSK India’s Horlicks biz
Mammoth telecom tower deal: Bharti Infratel - Indus Towers mega merger to create $14.6bn pan-India tower giant • AZB for Bharti, S&R, Slaughter for Voda, Bharucha for Idea
Sunil Mittal-led mobile infrastructure major Bharti Infratel has announced the merger with Indus Towers to create a combined entity with an equity value of Rs 96,500 crores ($14.6bn), making it the world’s second largest telecom tower company after Beijing-owned China Tower, with more than 163,000 towers and having presence in all the 22 circles in India, reported Business Standard and Mint.
Slaughter & May tops 2017 int’l-India mergermarket league tables, as 2016 topper Freshfields drops off charts
Slaughter and May has topped the mergermarket value league table of international law firms that advised on M&A deals in the 2017 calendar year.
SAM, CAM, D&D, Slaughter, Latham on $325m GE stake sale in SBI
“Global private equity (PE) firm Carlyle Group has emerged as the front runner for GE Capital Corp’s stake in SBI Card, the credit card joint venture between the US-based company and India’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI). Carlyle has emerged as the front runner for GE Capital’s stake in SBI Cards for somewhere around $325 million. The board of SBI settled upon the final bidder in a meeting. Carlyle has pipped Warburg Pincus and Credit Saison and emerged as the final bidder though the deal is not closed yet,” reported Mint.
At least 8 firms bag roles on $12.2bn Voda-Idea mega-merger
According to several sources, S&R Associates partner Rajat Sethi and UK firm Slaughter and May partner Susannah Macknay have been advising Vodafone on its long-awaited Rs 80,000 crore ($12.2bn) merger with Idea, which was formally announced today.
Freshfields tops 2016 India M&A league table of foreign firms, ahead of Slaughters, Links, Herbies • DLA wins volume game
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has topped the mergermarket value league table of international law firms that advised on M&A deals in the record 2016 calendar year.
CAM, TTA, JSA bag biggest inbound M&A ever: Russians’ $13bn Essar Oil buy [UPDATE-2]
“The acquisition is the biggest foreign acquisition ever in India and Russia’s largest outbound deal. Billionaire brothers Shashi and Ravi Ruia have agreed to sell 98 per cent of Essar Group flagship firm Essar Oil to Russian oil major Rosneft and a consortium of oil trading firm Trafigura with private investment group United Capital Partners for $13 billion, making it the largest foreign direct investment in India.” reported The Hindu and others.
Foreign firm M&A league table: US firms again grab the biggest share, Kirkland, Slaughters top

Khaitan for Aircel, JSA for R-COM in complex telecom mega-merger with CAM, foreigns
“Anil Ambani-controlled Reliance Communications Ltd (R-Com) has signed a definitive agreement to merge its wireless business with smaller rival Aircel Ltd to create India’s third largest telecom operator by users,” reported Mint.
Obhan advises Penguin on Rs 55 cr Indian JV buy-out ahead of Random House mega-merger with Freshfields, Slaughters

Luthra, Slaughter, AZB, Links sell RBS India arms to Ratnakar bank for $74m

DSK, Platinum deliver $1.6bn Strides Agila-Mylan buy with Herbies, Slaughters & Skaddens

Breaking: Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) and DSK Legal advised old-client Strides Arcolab in the $1.6bn+ sale of its injectables subsidiary Agila Specialties to Nasdaq-listed generic drugs-maker Mylan Inc.
150-lawyer deal: Amarchand, Platinum, Slaughters sell United Spirits to Diageo for £660m

SEBI V USE; Passport info RTIed; India BigLaw’s Dewey lessons; Slaughters sticks to its guns…
Top Stories: Linklaters, Herbies make new friends; Bhushan, Kait and the madhouse; WTO allays US-EU trade war & more…
Top stories: Reasonable Sharma V honest Kapadia; Confusion Confusion; RamJet’s (feeling of) win; Once an Evershed’s always an Evershed’s & more…
Amarchand, S&R, CB + Links, Slaughters, SH land Piramal’s $460m buy of Vodafone Essar stake
