Trilegal acts on Hitachi’s buy in Vikas Group with Mori Hamada, E&Y

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Thursday, 20 March 2014 By Legally India Corporate M&A

Trilegal and Japanese firm Mori Hamada & Matsumoto (MHM) advised Japanese metal giant Hitachi Metals in buying a majority stake in two Vikas Group entities. Vikas Group was advised in house.

Trilegal Delhi partner Charandeep Kaur with senior associate Ramakant Rai and associates Meha Rashmi and Prithwijit Gangopadhyay and MHM partner Ko Fujita acted for Hitachi Metals whose group members Nam Yang Metals and Hitachi Metals Singapore will take equity stakes of 51 per cent in the Vikas Group units, with whom they have technical and sales partnership in India, according to the Auto Tech Review.

Ernst & Young Delhi partner Nitin Savara acted for Hitachi as financial advisers.

Hitachi will invest in Vikas Group’s automotive casting units RPS Vikas Castings and Garima Vikas Metals, and already has a technology transfer agreement with the Vikas Group, according to a Trilegal press release.

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Guest 123 20 Mar 2014, 12:02
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Trilegal is on a roll!
Guest456 20 Mar 2014, 19:01
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[quote name="Guest 123"]Trilegal is on a roll![/quote]

Yes, if you call featuring in news twice in a year as being on a roll.

Trilegal's purple patch is over, believe it or not. Poor management and arrogant young partners have brought this firm's exponential growth to a screeching halt.

It's time I pack my bags and leave for the genuine big firms.
Bitter much? 21 Mar 2014, 05:25
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[quote name="Guest456"][quote name="Guest 123"]Trilegal is on a roll![/quote]

Yes, if you call featuring in news twice in a year as being on a roll.

Trilegal's purple patch is over, believe it or not. Poor management and arrogant young partners have brought this firm's exponential growth to a screeching halt.

It's time I pack my bags and leave for the genuine big firms.[/quote]Oh please. Take your biases somewhere and and go get a life for yourself.
Reader comment 21 Mar 2014, 05:27
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The above comment was reported by a reader:

[quote]If this isn't slander, what is? You wouldn't be caught dead allowing a statement like that about Amarchand on your website. Double standards.
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Guest 21 Mar 2014, 16:59
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[quote name="Guest456"][quote name="Guest 123"]Trilegal is on a roll![/quote]

Yes, if you call featuring in news twice in a year as being on a roll.

Trilegal's purple patch is over, believe it or not. Poor management and arrogant young partners have brought this firm's exponential growth to a screeching halt.

It's time I pack my bags and leave for the genuine big firms.[/quote]
Arrogant Partners irrespective of age. Previous interviews even on LI have reflected as much.
Guest 20 Mar 2014, 12:13
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Tri finally coming in the news again!
Guest 20 Mar 2014, 16:06
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Way to go Prithwi, I heard that you have been working so hard and doing big deals that you haven't seen daylight since graduating NUJS in 2012, this is a true Testament to your hard work. Congrarulations!! :)
Guest 21 Mar 2014, 05:05
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[quote name="Guest"]Way to go Prithwi, I heard that you have been working so hard and doing big deals that you haven't seen daylight since graduating NUJS in 2012, this is a true Testament to your hard work. Congrarulations!! :)[/quote]


"haven't seen daylight since graduating NUJS" - really ??? is this what young lawyers aspire today ? and think of as hard work?
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