India: M&A/Private Equity

On 29 June 2025,1 Torrent Pharmaceuticals Limited("Torrent") announced a strategic transaction to acquire a controlling stake in J.B. Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Limited("JB Pharma"), followed by the proposed...

In October 2025, Emirates National Bank of Dubai P.J.S.C ("Emirates NBD") announced the acquisition of a controlling stake with board control in Ratnakar Bank Limited ("RBL")...

Over the past few years, the Commercial Vehicles Business ("CVB") and the Passenger Vehicles Business ("PVB") have demonstrated strong and consistent performance...

In modern M&A transactions, post-closing risk is shaped less by abstract legal doctrines and more by the precision of contractual drafting.

Amid all the buzz around listed companies and growing frenzy in the capital market, there is a surge in M&A activities in the listed space in India, where open offer process is becoming the nucleus of such transactions.

The Indian startup ecosystem has come a long way over the past ten years, but regulatory challenges were always a hindrance to IPO plans, particularly for firms with overseas structures.

In the contemporary digital economy, personal data has emerged as one of the most valuable corporate assets.

India's mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market has evolved into a high-velocity ecosystem shaped by private equity, strategic buyouts, promoter exits, cross-border transactions and platform-led consolidation across technology, manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, logistics, and consumer businesses.

India's dealmaking story in 2025 has been defined by resilience. Even as global macroeconomic uncertainty dampened sentiment, the country recorded transactions worth USD 50 billion in the first half of the year, with renewable energy, financial services and consumer businesses drawing the largest flows.