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UB plans open offer for the remaining 7% Herbertsons stake
31st May 2005: As a prelude to the proposed merger that will create the world’s second largest liquor company, the Vijay Mallya-controlled United Breweries (UB) group has decided on an open offer for the remaining 7% stake in Herbertsons before delisting the company from the stock exchanges. The UB group is consolidating its four spirit companies — McDowell’s & Co, Herbertsons, Shaw Wallace & Co and Triumph Distillers & Vintners (TDV) — under one entity, United Spirit.

In March, the UB group bought 49% stake in Herbertsons by paying Rs 131 crore to Kishore Chhabria. Following the deal, UB’s holding in Herbertsons has risen to 93%. Herbertsons, which owns the largest whisky brand in the country — Bagpiper, which sells over 7m cases a year — is a major player in the 85m cases domestic spirits market.

A senior UB official said, “As per the Sebi guidelines, we have to go for an open offer to acquire the remaining 7% stake in Herbertsons through a reverse book building process. We will announce the open offer some time in June.”



Gujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd (GACL) buys 14.87% stake in ING Vysya
30th May 2005: The board of ING Vysya Bank Ltd has approved the sale of the bank's 14.87% stake in ING Vysya Life Insurance Company Pvt Ltd to GACL for Rs 60.90 crore subject to Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority and other relevant regulatory approvals. The deal would result in a one-off gain of Rs 22.90 crore for the financial year ending March 31, 2006, ING Vysya Bank informed the Bombay Stock Exchange today. The bank would continue to distribute ING Vysya Life Insurance products through its network of 400 plus bank branches across India, it added.


Godrej buys 76% stake in Palm Oil
28th May 2005: Godrej Industries Ltd., the Indian maker of soaps and personal grooming products, said one of its units bought a stake in an Indian palm oil maker. Godrej Agrovet Ltd. bought a 76% stake in Krithika Agro Farm Chemical & Engineering Industries Pvt. effective April 27, Mumbai-based Godrej said on Saturday in a statement to the Bombay Stock Exchange. The statement didn't give any further details.


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