Ahmedabad-based Sintex Industries has acquired Digvijay Communication and Networks through its 74 per cent subsidiary Zeppelin Mobile Systems India in the form of a slump sale deal amounting to Rs 54 crore.


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		</script> </DIV><p class='TableClas'>Amit Patel, managing director, Sintex Industries, said, "The acquisition will play an important role in enabling Zeppelin to further penetrate into the central region."</P>
</p><p class='TableClas'>Yes Bank acted as the financial advisor to the company in the transaction,&nbsp;while Equirus Capital were the sell side bankers.</P></p></table>


Sintex acquires Digvijay Comm for Rs 54 cr

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