Both companies had obtained the approvals of most of the stakeholders a year ago, including the stock exchanges, Competition Commission of India (CCI) and Mumbai High Court, but the merger could not be completed without the AP High Court's approval which the company has now received.
Their respective boards had already proposed a swap ratio of 2:17 (for every 17 shares held in Mahindra Satyam, shareholders will get two shares in Tech Mahindra).
Share of Tech Mahindra, too, are trading higher by 1.8% at Rs 986, after surging around 3% yesterday on BSE.
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