Mergers & Acquisitions

The Approved Resolution Plan fixes the exit price for existing Jaiprakash Associates shareholders at NIL and establishes an authorized implementation route that can be executed by Adani Enterprises, its group companies, or special purpose vehicles.

The sale removes Extrovis AG equity from Sigma's balance sheet and converts that holding into $15 million of deployable capital. Sigma's capital and strategic resources are concentrated on expanding aerospace and defence manufacturing.

Alphabet is limited to a minority ownership position, shifting governance and capital control for GFiber to Stonepeak as the majority owner and integrating GFiber into a larger combined network footprint.

Control of the Daily and Sunday Telegraph moves under Axel Springer through a cash acquisition agreement. The higher-priced agreement displaces DMGT’s previously agreed £500m deal.

The REIT now has designated executives accountable for finance, operations, and leadership as it advances its public-listing process.

Only the purchased operations and 11 pubs transferred to the buyer, while excluded bars shut and jobs ended. Redundant staff were directed to claim unpaid pay via the Insolvency Service, and administrators confirmed equity holders would receive no return.

The administration process resulted in a sale that excluded some sites and roles. Administrators said the transaction preserved 733 jobs and that no equity holders, including Equity for Punks investors, would receive any return.

The transaction covers Brewdog’s UK brewing operations, brand and 11 pubs. Negotiations on Brewdog assets in the United States and Australia are still ongoing.

The terminated deal converts the transaction outcome from an acquisition to a cash-settlement result, leaving Netflix with breakup proceeds rather than the assets described in the $83 billion cash deal.

IMFA obtains immediate control of 100,000 tonnes per annum of ferrochrome production capacity at the Kalinganagar facility, rising to 150,000 tpa when a partially built fifth furnace is commissioned in about one year; the Rs 707.26 crore transaction was funded entirely from IMFA's internal accruals.

Basin retains ongoing economic and contractual interests after the sale, including a 9.99% equity stake in the newly listed entity, a 25% project-level buyback option, and a three-year right of first refusal on future sales. GCC holds nine-month exclusivity for the North Millennium Project.

Transfer of Enerflex's APAC aftermarket operations is contingent on customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals, with closing planned for the second half of 2026.