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Citigroup's private equity firm, Citi Venture Capital International would buy India's Sansera Engineering for US$56 million.
Japanese company Olympus offers its stock, both new and existing, to overseas markets to raise funds for research and debt payment.
Standard & Poor downgraded SoftBank because of the financial risks it took in buying Sprint. Standard & Poor cut SoftBank Corp's debt rating to two levels to "junk" status.
Virgin completes purchase of Tigerair's 60 percent stake naming chief executive John Borghetti chairman.
Nippon Shikizai invested on its fourth plant in Japan. Nippon Shikizai Inc. , a makeup, cosmetics, and skin care producer from Japan, announced its plans to invest in a new plant in the country to be finalized early next year.
Japanese manufacturer is considering 100 billion yen share offering, the first in 32 years. Japanese manufacturer Olympus Corp is reflecting on releasing up to US$991 million (JPY100 billion) of new shares to finance the study of its endoscope business as well as further its medical business into developing nations.
The Philippines NEDA Director said that the administration will be easing its restrictions on foreign investments.
BAIC Group revealed they plan to expand inside China and in Europe. BAIC Group, the Chinese partner of Daimler AG and Hyundai Motor Co, plans to acquire one or two domestic automakers this year, in a statement released by its chairman, Xu Heyi.
Renault and Donfeng Motor Group hoped to close a deal worth US$1.6 billion this month. On Monday, Renault, a French carmaker, and Dongfeng Motor Group hoped to end up with a deal later this month.
