NEW DELHI– Singapore’s state investment firm Temasek has signed a deal to acquire nearly 10% of India’s Haldiram’s snack business for about $1 billion, Reuters reports. The agreement ...

Few Indian brands are synonymous with their categories; you can count them on your fingers. There’s glucose biscuit and Parle-G, bottled mineral water and Bisleri, and Haldiram’s takes the proverbial ...

Singapore-based global investment firm Temasek will aquire an equity stake from Haldirams' existing shareholders, as per a statement from PwC, who was the exclusive financial advisor to the ...

Singapore's Temasek is set to acquire an equity stake in the renowned Indian snacks company Haldiram's, according to an exclusive advisory by PwC. This strategic acquisition aims to support Haldiram's ...

Singapore-based investment firm Temasek has entered into an agreement to acquire an equity stake in Haldiram Snacks Food Pvt. Ltd. from its existing shareholders, the companies announced in a press ...

Haldiram Snacks Food on Sunday announced Singapore-headquartered global investment firm Temasek as a strategic investment partner with Temasek acquiring an equity stake in Haldirams. The announcement ...

Haldiram Snacks Food Pvt. Ltd, the renowned Indian multinational snacks and sweets company, has entered an agreement with Singapore-headquartered global investment firm Temasek, the firm announced ...

NAGPUR: After concluding year-long negotiations with global investment firms, Nagpur's Haldiram is finally close to a stake sale deal. The promoters will give up a 9% stake to Singapore's state ...

Long before Haldiram’s became a household name, before its golden strands of bhujia lined supermarket shelves from Delhi to Dubai, and decades before its $10 billion valuation grabbed headlines, an ...

Shark Tank India judge Anupam Mittal commented on Temasek's acquisition of a 9-10% stake in Haldiram Snacks Foods, valuing the company at $10 billion. The deal highlights Temasek's strategic ...

The Temasek agreement, which will be one of the largest private-equity deals in the Indian snacks and savouries market, signals confidence in Haldiram's growth prospects. 2-3%: That is the stake ...

For Temasek’s pricey Haldiram deal to pay off, the 87-year-old Indian snacks company would have to overcome its internal and external challenges. At its best, Haldiram Snack Food Pvt.