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Corporate/M&A: Highly Regarded - India
What the Team is Known For
Notable practitioners
Manoj Menon in Bengaluru and Prateek Bedi in Delhi are key points of contact.
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The Firm has a robust Corporate / M&A practice, which is globally top ranked for several consecutive years. The transactions and deals undertaken include close working relationships with some of the world’s leading companies on M&A transactions across sectors such as manufacturing, financial services, telecom, media, information technology, media, power (both renewable and conventional), infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, aviation, cosmetics, defence and real estate.
In today’s dynamic business environment, navigating the complexities of M&A requires a legal partner with expertise, strategic vision, and a proven track record. The Firm as a leading law firm for M&A in India, is consistently known for exceeding client expectations and delivering successful outcomes.
The M&A practice team comprising of 20 partners and over 35 professionals has represented clients that include world leaders, prominent private equity houses, and stand-alone businesses in buyouts, control investments, recapitalizations, co-investments, public market acquisitions, and venture transactions.
The expertise of the Firm’s M&A team broadly includes :
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Manoj Menon in Bengaluru and Prateek Bedi in Delhi are key points of contact.
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Dua Associates advised Fourth Partner Energy and its promoters on a follow-on investment by Norfund in Fourth Partner Energy's share capital.
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Commercial understanding of issues is their strength, as is coming up with business-centric solutions.
The firm provides excellent response times and support throughout the process.
Commercial understanding of issues is their strength, as is coming up with business-centric solutions.
The firm provides excellent response times and support throughout the process.
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Manufacturing, financial services, telecom, media, information technology, media, power (both renewable and conventional), infrastructure, pharmaceuti