M&A: Why family firms are putting value before tradition in India

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M&A: Why family firms are putting value before tradition in India

The failed bid by Reliance Communications and the deal by Ranbaxy to tie up with international firms have stirred interest in share sales among Indian corporate families. Faced with a global liquidity crunch and a foreign-educated generation not committed to business at home, dilution is growing in appeal. A wave of domestic consolidation is on the way, writes Ruth David.

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