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Videocon submits revised bid for Daewoo Electronic

Videocon submits revised bid for Daewoo Electronic

Rediff.com8 Feb 2007

The Videocon Industries-led consortium has submitted a revised bid to the creditors of Daewoo Electronics for buying their stake in the South Korean electronics major.

Videocon to buy Daewoo Electronics for $700 mn

Videocon to buy Daewoo Electronics for $700 mn

Rediff.com12 Sep 2006

Videocon chairman and managing director Venugopal Dhoot refused to confirm industry reports that the deal was inked on Tuesday morning, citing a non-disclosure agreement signed between the two parties a few days ago in Mumbai.\n\n

Videocon inks deal to buy Daewoo Electronics

Videocon inks deal to buy Daewoo Electronics

Rediff.com23 Oct 2006

India's largest electronics firm Videocon on Monday said a consortium led by it has reached an agreement to acquire South Korea's debt-burdened Daewoo Electronics for $700 million (Rs 3,150 crore).

Videocon to revive Daewoo bid

Videocon to revive Daewoo bid

Rediff.com13 Sep 2007

Consumer durables firm Videocon Industries is looking at renewing talks to acquire the ailing Korean electronics giant Daewoo Electronics.

Dhoot bets on new ways to fund buys

Dhoot bets on new ways to fund buys

Rediff.com26 Oct 2006

Videocon nears Italian deal

Videocon nears Italian deal

Rediff.com14 Feb 2007

Bonino told Business Standard that the Italian delegation, which included almost 400 top Italian CEOs, was extremely bullish on enhancing business ties with India.

Daewoo creditors turn down Dhoot bid

Daewoo creditors turn down Dhoot bid

Rediff.com5 Jan 2007

The creditors of Daewoo Electronics have rejected the proposal of the Videocon Industries-led consortium to acquire the company for a lower price, with a part of the proceeds being invested in the company in the form of convertible bonds.

Videocon-Daewoo deal hangs in balance

Videocon-Daewoo deal hangs in balance

Rediff.com29 Dec 2006

The much touted $730 million acquisition of Daewoo Electronics by Videocon-led consortium could fizzle out if creditors to the ailing Korean company reject a price cut demand by the proposed buyers.