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We all know how it will end with huge investments in India... Big Grin
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Pap turning temasek into Ceca company.
(10-01-2025, 04:15 AM)Alice Alicia Wrote: [ -> ]Pap turning temasek into Ceca company.

The CEO is now Indian
As usual, history repeats, lessons never learnt.
sure die one
unlisted firm
they anyhow shout their company worth 100billion?
who valuate it?...
why is temasek paying 10billion and still get 10% of the company?
these ffucking kek lengs are very smart...anyhow twist and turn ...


chatgpt

Haldiram's, the renowned Indian snack and sweets manufacturer, is currently valued between $8 billion and $12 billion, depending on various market assessments. Recent reports indicate that global investment firms are vying for minority stakes in the company. For instance, Blackstone has been in discussions to acquire a 20% stake at an $8 billion valuation, though Haldiram's is seeking a $12 billion valuation.
REUTERS

Additionally, Singapore's Temasek Holdings is reportedly in talks to purchase a 10% stake, which would value the company at around $10 billion.
OUTLOOK BUSINESS

Given these valuations, Haldiram's is not valued at $100 billion. The company's worth is currently estimated to be in the range of $8 billion to $12 billion.

Recent Developments in Haldiram's Stake Acquisition Talks
Reuters
Blackstone eyes 20% stake in India Haldiram's snacks at $8 bln valuation, sources say
56 days ago

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