Shearman & Sterling and Clifford Chance (CC) have secured lead roles on the £83m acquisition of a majority stake in Indian outsourcer Cambridge Solutions. The deal - which marks a relatively rare public takeover of an Indian business by a FTSE-listed company - saw UK outsourcing company Xchanging buy a 75% stake in Bangalore provider Cambridge Solutions.CC advised Xchanging on the deal, fielding a team headed by London corporate partner Jonathan Beastall, supported by co-relationship partner David Griffiths and competition partner Oliver Bretz.
October 15, 2008 at 10:35 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Shearman & Sterling and Clifford Chance (CC) have secured lead roles on the £83m acquisition of a majority stake in Indian outsourcer Cambridge Solutions.
The deal – which marks a relatively rare public takeover of an Indian business by a FTSE-listed company – saw UK outsourcing company Xchanging buy a 75% stake in Bangalore provider Cambridge Solutions.
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