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The Japanese 7-Eleven operator is seeking a minority stake in Poland’s largest convenience store chain to drive expansion into Eastern Europe.
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The Japanese 7-Eleven operator is seeking a minority stake in Poland’s largest convenience store chain to drive expansion into Eastern Europe.

The sale campaign drew 120 registrations of interest and 72 confidentiality agreements across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the US.

The Japanese mutual insurer looks to offer health coverage through dual sales channels as its balance sheet improves.

The Dutch dairy group will fold its 78.09% stake in Frisian Flag Indonesia into Ultrajaya ahead of a mandatory cash tender offer for minority shareholders.

Discussions between StarHub and Keppel could reduce Singapore mobile network operators from four to three following the collapse of an earlier 1.4 billion dollar buyout attempt.

The transaction gives the dual-listed Chinese condiment maker full ownership of the brand, which distributes across more than 40 countries.

Financed through a pool of banks, the deals give the Italian beauty packaging group a direct presence across three continents as Carl Lombardi remains CEO.

The global consumer private equity firm’s investment will fund kitchen expansion, real estate acquisition, and centralized supply chains across southern India.

The Melbourne-based wine group offloaded its 160-year-old Victorian assets to Aaron Drummond and partners to secure 100 million dollars in planned savings.

The unsolicited approach from an unnamed British entity also lifted shares in rival Australian department store Myer by more than four percent.

Founder Roja Dove steps into an advisory role while chief executive Audrey Minard continues running the British perfumery.

The Canadian discount chain renovated 25 locations during the second quarter, bringing its converted store footprint to 60 out of 414 Australian sites.

The transaction expands the Indian beauty retailer’s ownership following its initial participation in Earth Rhythm’s Series A round.

Armed with US$16.74 billion in cash following its Hong Kong listing, the fast-fashion giant is buying higher-end labels to revive stalling top-line growth.

Canadian convenience operator Alimentation Couche-Tard abandoned its multi-billion dollar buyout attempt after talks with the Tokyo-based parent of 7-Eleven broke down.

Private equity firm Yellow Wood Partners takes control of the mainstream vitamins portfolio as the Swiss food group trims non-core categories.
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