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    Orient Cement shares zoom over 5% amid UltraTech’s plans of acquisition

    UltraTech, led by Kumar Mangalam Birla, is in advanced talks to acquire Orient Cement from CK Birla for Rs 350-375 per share to counter Adani Cement, following a 23% stake in India Cements. Valued at Rs 6,417.51 crore or $109-110 per ton, Orient Cement's acquisition might finalize by July 19, pending Telangana expansion contingency.

    Kumar Birla re-enters race to buy Orient Cement to consolidate Ultratech's Southern push

    Talks between CK Birla and Adani said to be at standstill over valuation, mining clearances. Orient stock up 45% in last 1 month.

    Orient Electric appoints Ravindra Singh Negi as Managing Director and CEO

    Orient Electric, part of the $3 billion CK Birla Group, has appointed Ravindra Singh Negi as its managing director and CEO, effective May 31, 2024. Negi, with extensive experience in electrical consumer durables, will guide the company towards sustained growth. He will be based in New Delhi and succeed Deepak Khetrapal as managing director.

    Multibagger tracker: 7 low-priced stocks double money in 6 months as FIIs raise stake

    Low-priced stocks attract institutional interest, yielding multibagger returns within six months. Nitco leads with a 179% surge, followed by IFCI, Newtime Infrastructure, Unitech, Hindustan Motors, Cupid, and PVP Ventures.

    CK Birla-promoted HIL acquires pipes brand Topline for Rs 265 crore

    HIL Limited acquires Topline brand and four associated companies, expanding their presence in the PVC pipes segment. The acquisition nearly doubles their SKU offerings and provides access to patented technologies. It enhances their brand, presence in government projects, and strengthens their position in the Indian market.

    Birlasoft eyes large clients to lead industry growth

    Pune-based software services provider Birlasoft, part of the $2.9 billion CK Birla Group, recently bagged a $100-million-plus deal which was the “first in about three or four years” for the company.

    The Economic Times
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