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    Lemon Tree Hotels shares soar 13%. What’s keeping traders active?

    Lemon Tree Hotels' shares surged over 13% following the announcement of its expansion into Gujarat with a new hotel signing. This move, part of a broader asset-light growth strategy, reinforces the company's focus on tourism and pilgrimage markets. The company is also undergoing a strategic restructuring with Warburg Pincus to unlock shareholder value.

    IndiaFirst deal with BNP Cardif hits a UBI pact hurdle

    IndiaFirst Life's proposed stake sale to BNP Paribas Cardif is delayed. Union Bank of India has exited its corporate agency tie-up with IndiaFirst Life. This development impacts the deal closure and growth visibility. Bancassurance is a key business driver for IndiaFirst Life. Discussions are continuing regarding the renewal of the agreement.

    RBI approves $1 billion overseas direct investment by Coforge for Encora acquisition

    Coforge received RBI approval for an overseas investment exceeding $1 billion to complete its $2.35 billion acquisition of US AI firm Encora. The combined business is expected to generate $2 billion revenue by 2027, be EPS accretive, and operate at a 14% margin.

    US-based Warburg Pincus in talks to buy Maneesh Pharma unit in Rs 1,800 crore deal

    US private equity firm Warburg Pincus is nearing a deal to buy Maneesh Pharmaceuticals' non-tuberculosis drug business. The acquisition is valued between ₹1,600 to ₹1,800 crore. This move is part of Warburg's strategy to build a larger pharmaceutical platform in India. A formal announcement is anticipated in the coming months.

    Encube Ethicals stake sale on hold, IPO likely by 2027

    Global private equity firms including Warburg Pincus, EQT, and Partners Group had shown interest in acquiring the business at $1.5-1.6 billion (₹13,980-14,912 crore) valuation. However, this fell short of the $2 billion valuation sought by the promoters and existing investor Quadria Capital, said the people cited above.

    PE firms up SaaS buyouts as AI resets valuations & biz models

    Over the past year, multiple mid-to-late stage SaaS companies have seen majority stake purchases by private equity or have consolidated internally in what is a shift from the typical venture-led growth rounds from a few years ago.

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