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PE, M&A market set for upswing, say players
Mergers and acquisitions (M&As) and private equity (PE) investments in India dipped both in value and volume terms in 2009 due to the global slowdown. This, along with the sharp run-up in the equities in the second half of the year and too much liquidity globally, has made deal closure an arduous task for PE players. Despite this, the players are hopeful that the investment market will improve in 2010. The value of deals (both PE and M&As) announced in calendar year 2009 (January to December 13, 2009) was $21.20 billion as against $41.54 billion, a decline of nearly 49 per cent. During 2007, the value was $70.14 billion, according to data compiled by Grant Thornton.

Bajaj Auto gets European patent for ExhausTEC
Leading auto maker Bajaj Auto today said its technology ExhausTEC, which helps improve performance of a two-wheeler, has been granted a patent by the Munich-headquartered European Patent Office.

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Atlas Acquisition to buy Koosharem Corp for $840 mn
Dabur"s promoter family member Gaurav Burman-led Atlas Acquisition today said it will acquire US-based staffing and employment services company Koosharem Corporation for $840 million (around Rs 3,900 crore) and merge with itself.
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Sensex ends down 201pts

The Sensex finally ended (provisional) with a loss of 201 points at 16,993. The NSE Nifty was down 59 points at 4,983. _____________________________________________________ UCO Bank seeks shareholders" nod for fund raising Negative view on state-run oil cos: Fitch Jan cement sales in high double-digit ____________________________________________________________ (Updated at 1405 pm) The Sensex has slipped deeper into the red and is now at 16,803, down 91 points. Infosys, Bharti Airtel and Sterlite have declined 1% each at Rs 2,533, Rs 320 and Rs 826, respectively. HDFC, HUL and Jaiprakash Associates are weak at 2,579, Rs 266 and Rs 148, down 0.5% each. Tata Motors has advanced 3.5% to Rs 735. Sun Pharma and Wipro have added 2% each at Rs 1,513 and Rs 686, respectively. Hero Honda, Tata Steel and Mahindra & Mahindra are up 1% each at Rs 1,687, Rs 570 and Rs 1,067, respectively. The market breadth remains positive, out of 2,816 shares traded, 1,521 have advanced and 1,193 have declined so far on the BSE. Healthcare index has soared 2% to 5,170, it is followed by auto and metal indices, up 1% each. VALUE & VOLUME TOPPERS.. Havells India has topped the value chart on BSE with a turnover of Rs 143 crore, followed by DLF (Rs 136.93 crore), HDIL (Rs 102.96 crore), SBI (Rs 101.11 crore) and Tata Steel (Rs 99.65 crore). The volume chart is being led by Unitech with trades of 10.67 million shares, followed by Suzlon (8.51 million), Wire & Wireless (5.81 million), Reliance Natural Resources (4.40 million) and Indowind Energy (4.19 milion).


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