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Goldman Sach Capital Partners Subsidiary Sells Stake In Max Ventures
Goldman Sach subsidiary Xenok and Mauritius-based GS Mace Holdings have together sold an over 2.09 per cent stake in Max Ventures and Industries.
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Max India To Get Listed On Bourses On July 14
The new Max India Ltd will be listed on the stock exchanges on July 14, becoming the third company of the group to be traded on the bourses following the demerger.
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Max Ventures And Industries Acquires 2% Stake In Nykaa
Analjit Singh-promoted Max Ventures and Industries has acquired 2 per cent stake in online beauty retailer Nykaa.com for undisclosed sum.
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Max Ventures Share Gain As Real Estate Unit Gets Rs 1,800-Crore Pre-Launch Sales
The sales were for its project, Estate 128, which is being built in Noida's Sector-128, the company said in an exchange filing.
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Max Ventures Approaches Shareholders For 36% Stake Sale In Arm
Earlier this month, the respective boards of Max Speciality Films and Max Ventures and Industries (MaxVIL) approved the induction of Toppan Printing Co Ltd, Japan, as a joint venture partner with 49 per cent in MSF.
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Stocks Radar: Max Ventures, Engineers India, Ajanta Pharma And More
Max ventures jumped 17% after it sold a part of its stake to a New York life subsidiary.
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Max Ventures To Sell 22.5% Stake To New York Life For Rs 121 Crore
New York Life International Holdings will acquire 1.5 crore shares at Rs 78 per share.
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Stocks To Watch: Ajanta Pharma, Max Ventures, Fortis Healthcare And More
SGX Nifty indicates a positive start to trading in Indian equities
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Max Ventures And Industries Acquires 2% Stake In Nykaa
Analjit Singh-promoted Max Ventures and Industries has acquired 2 per cent stake in online beauty retailer Nykaa.com for undisclosed sum.
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Goldman Sachs Subsidiary Lowers Stake In Max Ventures
Xenok is a wholly-owned subsidiaryof Goldman Sachs Capital Partners VI Fund.
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Goldman Sachs Unit Pares Stake In Max Ventures
Goldman Sachs subsidiary Xenok and Mauritius-based GS Mace Holdings have together sold another 2.88 per cent stake in Max Ventures and Industries, bringing it down to over 8.45 per cent from above 11 per cent earlier.
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Goldman Sach Capital Partners Subsidiary Sells Stake In Max Ventures
Goldman Sach subsidiary Xenok and Mauritius-based GS Mace Holdings have together sold an over 2.09 per cent stake in Max Ventures and Industries.
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Max India To Get Listed On Bourses On July 14
The new Max India Ltd will be listed on the stock exchanges on July 14, becoming the third company of the group to be traded on the bourses following the demerger.
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Max Ventures Shares Almost Double In Value In A Fortnight
Shares of Max Ventures surged as much 20 per cent to Rs 87.05 today after the revised circuit limit came into effect from today.
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Max Group Proposes Open Offer To Raise Stake To 75% In Max Ventures
The promoters had initially announced their intent to buy back MVIL shares through an open offer in January 2015, and were awaiting the listing of MVIL on the stock exchanges post the demerger of Max India into three companies, it said.
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Goldman Sach Capital Partners Subsidiary Sells Stake In Max Ventures
Goldman Sach subsidiary Xenok and Mauritius-based GS Mace Holdings have together sold an over 2.09 per cent stake in Max Ventures and Industries.
-
Max India To Get Listed On Bourses On July 14
The new Max India Ltd will be listed on the stock exchanges on July 14, becoming the third company of the group to be traded on the bourses following the demerger.
-
Max Ventures And Industries Acquires 2% Stake In Nykaa
Analjit Singh-promoted Max Ventures and Industries has acquired 2 per cent stake in online beauty retailer Nykaa.com for undisclosed sum.
-
Max Ventures Share Gain As Real Estate Unit Gets Rs 1,800-Crore Pre-Launch Sales
The sales were for its project, Estate 128, which is being built in Noida's Sector-128, the company said in an exchange filing.
-
Max Ventures Approaches Shareholders For 36% Stake Sale In Arm
Earlier this month, the respective boards of Max Speciality Films and Max Ventures and Industries (MaxVIL) approved the induction of Toppan Printing Co Ltd, Japan, as a joint venture partner with 49 per cent in MSF.
-
Stocks Radar: Max Ventures, Engineers India, Ajanta Pharma And More
Max ventures jumped 17% after it sold a part of its stake to a New York life subsidiary.
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Max Ventures To Sell 22.5% Stake To New York Life For Rs 121 Crore
New York Life International Holdings will acquire 1.5 crore shares at Rs 78 per share.
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Stocks To Watch: Ajanta Pharma, Max Ventures, Fortis Healthcare And More
SGX Nifty indicates a positive start to trading in Indian equities
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Max Ventures And Industries Acquires 2% Stake In Nykaa
Analjit Singh-promoted Max Ventures and Industries has acquired 2 per cent stake in online beauty retailer Nykaa.com for undisclosed sum.
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Goldman Sachs Subsidiary Lowers Stake In Max Ventures
Xenok is a wholly-owned subsidiaryof Goldman Sachs Capital Partners VI Fund.
-
Goldman Sachs Unit Pares Stake In Max Ventures
Goldman Sachs subsidiary Xenok and Mauritius-based GS Mace Holdings have together sold another 2.88 per cent stake in Max Ventures and Industries, bringing it down to over 8.45 per cent from above 11 per cent earlier.
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Goldman Sach Capital Partners Subsidiary Sells Stake In Max Ventures
Goldman Sach subsidiary Xenok and Mauritius-based GS Mace Holdings have together sold an over 2.09 per cent stake in Max Ventures and Industries.
-
Max India To Get Listed On Bourses On July 14
The new Max India Ltd will be listed on the stock exchanges on July 14, becoming the third company of the group to be traded on the bourses following the demerger.
-
Max Ventures Shares Almost Double In Value In A Fortnight
Shares of Max Ventures surged as much 20 per cent to Rs 87.05 today after the revised circuit limit came into effect from today.
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Max Group Proposes Open Offer To Raise Stake To 75% In Max Ventures
The promoters had initially announced their intent to buy back MVIL shares through an open offer in January 2015, and were awaiting the listing of MVIL on the stock exchanges post the demerger of Max India into three companies, it said.
