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HCL to jostle with PE duo for Cambridge Promoters Seeking Exit Price Of Rs 160 Per Share THE final line-up of suitors for the $420-million acquisition of Cambridge Solutions— among the biggest In the Indian tech space— has HCL Technologies pitched against buyout private equity giants Carlyle and Permira. ET had first reported the names of Carlyle and HCL. But the entry of Primera, the largest European buyout fund, appears to be recent, say sources. If it retains interest, this could be Permira's first India play. The company, which mopped up about $ 12 billion last year, has battled US buyout funds Blackstone

Growth Hormone: Retail reservation in IPOs must stay IN THE IPO arena, every time some new investigation is conducted by Sebi or a new development is reported, some set quarters start demanding scrapping of retail reservation. For example, this happened when the IPO demat scam, which involved fictitious applications, was uncovered by Sebi in 2005 or recently when a report came that some retail investors are renting their PAN cards to brokers for a fixed profit, by putting in applications on their behalf with all gains/losses to the account of the brokers. The reasons forwarded for eliminating the retail are many. Some

Travel sites shift focus to forex & holidays With the USP of best air fare losing ground in the online space, travel portals are increasing the range of non-air products like value holiday packages, discounted hotel deals, weekend breaks, foreign exchange and visa processing. Travel websites are aggressively promoting complete travel solutions rather than discounted air fare. "Air tickets are being commoditized in the online space. We are becoming mere distributor where the brand of airline is a consideration and not the website. So it is more rewarding to offer better hotel rates and holiday packages," says Deep Kalra, CEO of makemytrip.com.

Thai's Nok to start intl journey with Bangalore flight NOK Air, a domestic carrier in Thailand, is going international with the launch of a daily Bangkok-Bangalore flight from May 31. Banking on the new-found enthusiasm for shopping among the burgeoning Indian middle class, the low-cost airline is offering discounts at a few malls in Bangkok for those who travel by the airline. The carrier has a 45-day offer of Rs 9999 for a round trip and gives passengers exclusive discounts of 50% on high-street brands such as Italian fashion house Replay and Australia's Country Road at The Emporium, Siam Paragon and The Mall

Manufacturers betting big on slim CRT TV The focus is back on the cathode ray picture tube (CRT) in the television manufacturing segment. Manufacturers are now betting big on an emerging segment known in TV circles as the "slim" CRT TV version. The CRT category is of three types: curved, flat and slim. Production had initially started off with the curved version years back. In the last eight years, the preference in the marketplace has shifted from the curved to the flat picture tubes, hi the last one year or so, technology improvements have led to the emergence of the slim

Lehman, Spinnaker pick up stake in Spice Deal Part of Spice's Pre-IPO Placement A CLUTCH of investors led by Lehman Brothers and Spinnaker Investments are learnt to have picked up a small stake in Spice Telecom for about $30 million, as part of the pre-IPO placements by the cellular service provider. It is estimated that these investors will pick up a fifth of the nearly 138 million shares that will issued in the IPO at about Rs 45 per share. However, the exact figure will be known only after Spice Telecom sets its price band during its broad meeting, which is slated

FCI too may not get to import wheat THE government is all set to scrap good Corporation of India (FCI)'s offer to buy up to 1 million tonne of Wheat in the near term from select overseas suppliers. This was FCI's first attempt to import wheat directly is more than a decade. Food ministry officials, however, are none too displeased. Expected imports have already persuaded Indian farmers to bring their withheld grain to the market for the government to procure for the public distribution system and welfare programmes. But the food ministry, which agreed with its commerce counter-part that the go ahead

BG-ONGC tie-up for KG basin may get nod BRITISH Gas' strategic tie-up with ONGC for the Krishna-Godavari deepwater blocks may get a new lease of life. British Gas had won the blocks through a bidding process, but the oil ministry had rejected the award on grounds of 'valuation and other inconsistencies'. The ministry is now examining the option of giving British Gas a chance to match the highest offer for the KG deepwater blocks when they are again put up for bidding under Nelp-VH. The case has been of special interest following diplomatic pressure at the highest level and a recent letter

Rising Re Ties Textile Cos in Knots THREE weeks ago, in a New York office, S Kumars' international business president Vijay Bakshi was trying hard to convince his South American customer to place orders with him. The order was for 3 lakh metres of cloth worth Rs 9 crore—a sizeable catch for a company that sells 20 lakh metres annually. The deal, however, came undone overprice. The customer offered an upward price revision of 1 -1.5 %, too little for the Indian exporter whose currency— the Indian rupee—has appreciated over6% in the past two months. "We lost him. He told me he

Tata Tea makes open offer for Mount Everest MUMBAl: Tata Tea on Monday made an open offer to purchase an additional 20% stake in Mount Everest Mineral Water (MEMW) for Rs 95.19 crore. The Tata group firm will acquire up to 67.99 lakh equity shares at a price of Rs 140 each, to be funded through internal accruals, the company said in a public announcement. DSP Merrill Lynch is the manager to the public offer. On June 1, Tata Tea agreed to buy 25.74 per cent stake in Mount Everest for around Rs 115 crore through subscription of preferential shares from

RCOM rings in sub-2k FM phones, Tatas too join party Third Low-Cost Phone Launch within a Month for Reliance Communications IN MANY ways, FM marked the return of the radio. Now, the market for cell phones with FM is hotting up and every player in the segment is reaching out to grab a sizeable portion of the cake. Two major players in the CDMA segment, Reliance Communications and Tata Indicom, on Monday made announcements on phones with FM. "As many as 6 million mobile phones are sold in India every month. About 25-30% of these are FM-enabled. We are looking at a sizeable

Buddha woos Infosys with dirt-cheap prim plot Offers 100 Acre Near Kolkata At Rs 15-20 Lakh Per Acre For Setting Up Campus THE Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee government appears determined to get infosys to West Bengal at any cost. It has just offered a prime 100 acres plot to Infosys Technologies at a rock bottom Rs 15-20 lakh per acre at Kalyani—some 60 km from Kolkata. The plot, which belongs to the state government, has been offered for setting up Infosys software campus. But "Infosys is yet to respond to the state government's latest land offer," sources in the state IT department said. The

Apax looks to take control of Patni for $800 million UK Investor in Fray with Other PEs, IT Firms UK-BASED private equity major Apax Partners is learnt to be interested in picking a controlling stake in Patni Computers Systems for over $800 million. Sources dose to the development said two mid-tier Indian IT companies and some private equity (PE) funds are also in the fray. These moves come as Gajendra and Ashok Patni, who are co-founders and together own 28% stake in the Mumbai-based company, are looking to exit. PE firm General Atlantic too is looking to sell 16%. When contacted by ET, Apax

70 or Z4'nrehaify camp, Fortis now differ over exodus A DAY after he put in his papers, Dr Naresh Trehan and Fortis Healthcare are at it again. This time it’s over the number of doctors who are quitting Escorts Heart Institute to go with Dr Trehan to Apollo Hospital. While a source close to Dr Trehan said 70 medicos, mostly doctors and few paramedics, have submitted their resignation letters to the Fortis management, a spokesperson of Fortis Healthcare said only 12 doctors and 12 para-medics have resigned. The Fortis management maintained that less than 15 doctors will leave the hospital and there