“Liquor baron Kishore Chhabria's ABD, India’s third largest distiller, is discussing a merger deal with rival Tilaknagar Industries, makers of Mansion House brandy,” the Economic Times report suggests.
Chhabria would be the majority shareholder, while Tilaknagar chairman Amit Dahanukar will retain a sizable minority interest in the joint company, added report.
Chhabria has 95% stake in ABD, while the Dahanukar family controls 56% stake in Tilaknagar Industries.
The stock opened at Rs 58.40 and hit a high of Rs 65.40 on NSE. A combined 543,270 shares changed hands already on the counter till morning deals against an average sub 250,000 shares that were traded daily in past two weeks on NSE and BSE.
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