All Mergers & acquisitions Articles
Treasurer and Foreign Investment Review Board approve sale of Leighton subsidiary to China Communications Construction Company, one of the largest contractors in the world
Cement plant and grinding station with 5 million tonnes per year capacity to be sold in Eastern India
.gif)
Exit from Thai cement industry provides net gain of some US$ 350 million
Stalled merger restarts, with changes to proposed management of potentially world’s largest cement group
Swiss Takeover Board says Saint-Gobain can ‘opt out’ of offer to fully acquire Sika in its dealings with the controlling families, but another ruling will be required if the deal goes through
Software company Bentley Systems acquires Acute3D, provider of Smart3DCapture software for reality modelling
Atlas Copco is to cease production of the Powercrusher line of compact crushing and screening eqiuipment at its Austrian facility in St Valentin
Irish-based group set to become the third largest global building materials group as Lafarge/Holcim merger gets close
Pension funds and institutions representing 40% of ownership are said to oppose Saint-Gobain’s controversial takeover of Swiss construction chemicals maker
Biggest divestment yet sees facilities with capacity of 4.9 million tonnes per year sold to Indian rival
Lengthy legal battle looms in Saint-Gobain’s controversial attempt to take control of Swiss construction chemicals maker
.gif)
Irish materials producer is the first industry player to confirm discussions on pre-merger divestments
Valmet, the pulp & paper equipment division that Metso demerged from in 2013, is to acquire the company’s Process Automation Systems business for € 340 million
Stake in engineering companies upped to 20.01%, but Boskalis maintains it will not make a take-over offer
Latest step in the merger of cement groups taken with announcement of future executive committee
.gif)
Building materials group selling clay and concrete businesses in UK and US to Bain Capital Europe for €522 million
Construction chemicals manufacturer’s management reacts angrily to controlling family’s plan to sell its stake
John Laing Infrastructure Fund’s attempt to buy PPP portfolio said to fall significantly short of UK contractor’s own view of its value
UK contractor’s public-private partnership portfolio subject of bid from John Laing Infrastructure Fund
Dutch group buys Ballast Nedam Offshore and will integrate it into Offshore Wind Projects business unit
partnercontentplaceholder
blockintro
partnercontentplaceholder
blockintro
partnercontentplaceholder
blockintro
partnercontentplaceholder
blockintro