SEBI's handling of the merger between ICICI Bank and ICICI Securities has raised eyebrows, with many investors questioning the regulator's leniency in allowing the bank to bypass its own rules.
Many publicly traded companies are now sitting on sizeable cash reserves and borrowing costs appear to be stable. Buyout funds, too, are awash with cash and itching to deploy it. The worry must be that financial firepower, frustration and a fear of missing out make for ill-disciplined acquisitions. Recent history backs the idea that buyers struggle to make megadeals pay
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Nazara Technologies said it is scouting for investment opportunities in gaming, esports, and adtech areas with a particular focus on established gaming IPs and studios as well as cutting-edge technologies such as web3, Virtual Reality, and artificial intelligence.
Since launching operations in India in 2007, ATC India’s portfolio has expanded to approximately 75,000 towers. The firm has a national presence and services all major telecom service providers in the country
The merger exercise of 2020 hasn’t arrested the market share contraction of public sector banks either. In FY20, PSBs accounted for 58 percent of the credit and held 62 percent of deposits which dropped to 54 percent share in credit and 59 percent of share in deposits by FY23.
Analysts expect the bigger players will continue to buy up smaller companies and consolidate to protect and gain market share on expectations of robust demand.