SAM acts for Japan’s Kubota on $137m India JV with CAM’s Escorts (Mar 20)

New Delhi: Engineering conglomerate Escorts … said Japan’s Kubota Corporation will acquire 10% equity stake engineering in the firm for Rs 1042 crore. Upon completion of this transaction, Escorts and Kubota will partner and aim to become a leading player in the Indian market and a hub of product development, manufacturing and sourcing for global markets.

The Economic Times

Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co advised Kubota Corporation, led by a team of executive chairman Shardul Shroff, who provided key strategic inputs and guidance in relation to the transaction. The transaction team was led by partner Rudra Kumar Pandey, principal associate Amanjot Malhi, senior associate Srinivas Anirudh and associate Sanyukta Sowani. Various other teams contributed to this deal including the competition law team with partner Aparna Mehra, partner Rohan Arora, senior associate Ritwik Bhattacharya, associate Abhiruchi Jhawar, associate Kshitij Sharma, and associate Anjali Kumar and the taxation team with partner Amit Singhania, principal associate Rahul Yadav and senior associate Suyash Sinha. The due diligence team was led by partner Rudra Kumar Pandey, principal associate Sandeep Sharma, senior associate Vishal Nijhawan, associate Sanyukta Sowani and associate Richa Vatsa and they were assisted real estate partner Mrinal Kumar, principal associate Shrutikirti Kumar, associate Indira Shankar Reddy and associate Karuna Sharma; labour & employment partner Pooja Ramchandani, and associate Anjuli Marwah; litigation partner Aashish Gupta, associate Neha Sharma and associate Amogh Srivastava.

Japan-based law firm Mori Hamada Matsumoto with Barclays and Deloitte acted respectively as the legal, financial and tax advisors to Kubota.

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, with JM Financial and Transaction Square were advisors to Escorts Limited and the promoters including, Nikhil Nanda.

2020-03-20

Deal value: USD 137 million (Rs 1032 crore), updated

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Comments

Ex-Sam 2 Jul 2020, 09:06
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The team was also well supported by Mr. A who provided cofee and tea and Mr. B who cleaned the desks in the morning. Mr. X and Mr. Y provided expert guidance to the team on parking their vehicles.
Billing? 2 Jul 2020, 10:08
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Kitna banaya iss deal me?? 5-6 Cr billing kiya hoga?? How else do you justify so many people?
Seriously 2 Jul 2020, 11:04
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"Cams Escorts". Giggling!!
CAM B Wing 3 Jul 2020, 04:05
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Shows the difference of cultures between both the firms... One gives credit to the team members, other is all about himself
CAM A Wing 3 Jul 2020, 09:14
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The difference is that one identifies individuals while the other identifies a FIRM - a collective of individuals. The FIRM is bigger than any individual. Its the FIRM name that gives you that spring in your step. NOT your name. So next time learn to appreciate an institution over individuals. Individuals come and go but institutions remain.

Now get back to your DD. We got work to do.
Guuyyyss 4 Jul 2020, 09:02
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Happy to see many NLU associates who worked on this deal. Menon's dream is really coming true
Guest 4 Jul 2020, 12:36
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If only Menon could have achieved in his lifetime nationalisation of NLUs and keeping fees down to the level so that people could afford to study at these places and then follow their social engineering dreams at 10k per month income.
Bigger picture 4 Jul 2020, 17:38
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A lot of these law firm honchos contribute to social empowerment projects of their batchmates. A good example is IDIA which had significant donors in Shamnad's batchmates and other NLS alumni..
Guest 4 Jul 2020, 19:09
Troll
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I don't understand why people take corporate jobs. They make you slave away. You are treated like a servant. And you don't even make that much money.
I think lawyers should use their skills to fight for social justice.
Spike line 16 Jul 2020, 15:20
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SAM had so many partners for a USD 137 million transaction? Strange.
Abalone Maguro Sake 11 Aug 2020, 21:39
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>>Amused to the point of being Tickled Pink