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(Ina Invest and Siemens added; CMA CGM updated)
The following deals, mergers, acquisitions and divestitures were reported as of 1930 GMT on Monday:
** Swiss real estate company Ina Invest INAI.S is considering a merger with its counterpart Cham Group and if negotiations are successful, shareholders of both companies will be able to vote on the plan in spring 2025, they said.
* * Siemens SIEGn.DE is considering spinning off its electric vehicle (EV) charging business, Siemens eMobility, to expand into the fast-growing sector, the German conglomerate said.
** MINISO 9896.HK to take 29.4% stake in Chinese supermarket operator Yonghui Superstores
601933.SS for 6.3 billion yuan ($893.05 million), he said, on track to become the troubled company’s largest single shareholder.
** UniCredit CRDI.MI said it had acquired, through financial instruments, an additional 11.5% of Commerzbank
CBKG.DE after asking supervisory authorities to hold up to 29.9% of the capital of the German rival bank.
** British firm Rightmove RMV.L said it would carefully consider a 6.1 billion pound ($8.12 billion) takeover bid from Australian firm REA Group, after rejecting two earlier proposals.
** Australian medical diagnostics company Healius
HLS.AX is selling its Lumus imaging unit for A$965 million ($658.1 million) to an Asian private equity group, helping the loss-making company reduce its debt.
** BNP Paribas BNPP.PA has signed a deal to buy HSBC’s private banking unit HSBA.L in Germany to further expand its wealth management presence, the French bank said.
** French shipping giant CMA CGM plans to acquire port terminal operator Santos Brasil
STBP3.SA in a deal that could reach $2 billion and give it control of South America’s largest container terminal, he said.
** Finnish company Fortum FORTUM.HE said it had agreed to sell its 37.4% stake in Chempolis, including all of Fortum’s bio-based solutions businesses, as well as its shares in the holding company that owns 40.3% of India’s Assam Bio Ethanol.
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