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The Blackstone Group has taken a majority stake in Mumbai-based CMS Computers and set-up up a company by carving out the IT infrastructure management and outsourced business services division. The new company's valuation is estimated to be around Rs 500-550 crore.
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Blackstone buys majority in Indian outsourcer unit - Forbes
MUMBAI, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Private equity firm Blackstone Group said on Monday it had agreed to buy a majority stake in the outsourcing unit of unlisted CMS Computers Ltd. The unit, which also manages card solutions and ATM cash management, will be ...
Blackstone buys majority stake in CMS Comp for Rs 250 crore - Economic Times
MUMBAI: After nearly eight months of negotiations, CMS Computers has clinched a deal to sell a majority stake to private equity firm Blackstone for over Rs 250 crore. An investment banker familiar with the deal said an announcement is expected this ...
Anand Jain?s firm buys 10% stake in Gokaldas Exports - Economic Times
MUMBAI: Anand Jain, chairman of Jai Corp and a confidante of Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani, has picked up nearly 10% equity stake in Gokaldas Exports, a leading player in the readymade garment industry. The acquisition of shares by Mr ...
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