Hellermann Tyton would be listed in the London Stock Exchange. Hellermann Tyton's business is the making of cabling products and has announced it would list at least 40% of its shares in the London Stock Exchange this March.
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G4S to Sell U.S. Government Business Unit
Security firm G4S has decided to sell its government business unit in the U.S. as the country struggles from budget cuts.
Owners to Sell HD Supply Through IPO
Owners of HD Supply are expected to sell the industrial distribution company in a proposed IPO as it reports significant improvement since financial crises.
Astral Purchase Cleared for BCE
Government competition bureau approves sale of Astral to BCE. Approval has been issued by the Competition Bureau of Canada for the purchase of BCE Inc of Astral Media Inc.
Facebook Faces New Lawsuit over IPO Fiasco
Facebook to answer lawsuit over IPO misinformation. Facebook, still reeling from the fiascos of its IPO, is now facing another shareholder lawsuit. The world's biggest social networking company's executives, namely founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, its board and other officers for the damage sustained.
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Corvex and Related lose court fight to restrain stock offer by Commonwealth REIT. Despite the objections by investors in CommonWealth REIT, the sale of thirty million shares valued at US$19 per share would proceed as planned.
American oil and gas explorer Anardarko Petroleum has collaborated with Venugopal Dhoot, an Indian tycoon, for the auction of a 20% stake in a Mozambique gas stake that is expected to fetch $4.5 billion.
American healthcare firm Allscripts has bought Israel's software provider dbMotion in a deal amounting $235 million.
News Ltd of News Corp sells of shares in Sky Network Ltd. As previously reported in Reuters, News Corp SA has completed the sale of its 44% share in New Zealand's Sky Network Ltd.
BP lost a bidding battle again to United States' ExxonMobile as the latter acquires access to Arctic Laptev Sea Fields where Russia's Rosneft has prospect reserves.
Trafigura interested in purchasing zinc rights from Nyrstar. Trafigura, a well known commodities trader has announced its interest in purchasing the exclusive rights to purchase the zinc from Nyrstar, the world's number one producer.
Fiat's CEO reveals the company's plan of buying out the remaining shares in Chrysler, in which it has 58.5 percent share, as the company met with banks for acquisition financing.
First offer of Schulman rejected by Ferro. After an initial snub, chemicals maker A. Schulman reinstated its offer to purchase Ferro Corp for US$563 million.
China Fishery Group offered to purchase Copeinca, thus moving the Peruvian firm to seek proper financial advice.
