London-listed Vedanta Resources Plc today said it has satisfied all conditions for acquisition of Cairn India.
Vedanta is buying 40% stake of British oil firm Cairn Energy Plc in Cairn India for about $6 billion.
In a press statement, Vedanta said it "has now satisfied the conditions under the Sale and Purchase Agreement for the acquisition of a controlling stake in Cairn India."
"Vedanta and Cairn Energy Plc are working towards the closing of the transaction and a further announcement will be made in due course," it added.
The transaction was announced in August last year but its conclusion has been delayed mainly due to a disagreement between Cairn India and its partner state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) over royalty payments.
Cairn Energy in a separate statement said: "As previously announced, Cairn intends to return a substantial proportion of the proceeds from the sale to shareholders. A further announcement in this respect will be made in due course."
The company said it would retain about 22% shareholding in Cairn India after the Vedanta transaction.
