Torrent, JB Chem Finalising Steps for Two-stage Merger
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Torrent Pharmaceuticals and JB Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals are working with advisers to firm up the terms for their merger as part of a two-stage transaction, involving the former first buying out US-based private equity firm KKR's stake in JB in a cash deal, said people familiar with the development.
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