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Sheth, Dalmia reach settlement on Gesco
By Our Staff Correspondent
MUMBAI, JAN. 8. The Sheth-Mahindra consortium today reached an
amicable settlement with the Dalmia Group and under the
settlement, Mahindra Realty and Infrastructure Developers Ltd.
(MRIDL) purchased the 10.5 per cent shares of the Dalmia Group in
Gesco Corporation at a price of Rs. 54 per share on a spot
delivery basis.
Consequently, the price payable to shareholders of Gesco under
the Sheth Mahindra open offer will now be Rs. 54 per share.
The joint stake of the Sheth-Mahindra consortium now is close to
30 per cent (MRIDL 17 per cent and Sheth 13 per cent). After the
open offer, the consortium is expected to have close to 65 per
cent of the paid up equity capital of Gesco Corporation.
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