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Polish competition authority has allowed Linas Agro Group to implement concentration by acquiring KG Group The Office of Competition and Consumer Protection of Poland has adopted a resolution allowing Linas Agro Group to implement the concentration and acquire the companies belonging to KG Group. Authorizations for concentrations have already been obtained by Linas Agro Group from the Latvian and Estonian competition authorities. The decision of the Lithuanian and Russian competition authorities on the implementation of the concentration is currently awaited. AB Linas Agro Group has signed sh...

(1) Net Protections Holdings, Inc., headquartered in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward, Shin Shibata, CEO, decided to execute a capital increase through third party allocation, receiving approximately six billion yen from JCB Co., Ltd, headquartered in Tokyo's Minato Ward, Ichiro Hamakawa, Chairman and CEO. This round of capital acquisition increases JCB's investment stake in Net Protections Holdings to 10.24%. At the same time, the two companies will begin a business alliance in the buy now, pay later (BNPL) market both within Japan and abroad. This press release features multimedia. View the full releas...

Latvian Competition Council has allowed Linas Agro Group to implement concentration by acquiring KG Group The Competition Council of Latvia has adopted a resolution allowing Linas Agro Group to implement the concentration and acquire the companies belonging to KG Group. The decision was made by the Latvian Competition institution after examining an application received on 20th January 2021 from AB Linas Agro Group about the intention to acquire AB Kauno Grudai, AB Vilniaus Paukštynas, AB Kaišiadoriu Paukštynas and related companies. The Competition Council of Latvia states in their decisio...

(MENAFN - Asia Times) India's leading online learning company Byju's is reportedly close to acquiring rival Toppr Technologies, signaling further consolidation in the sector, report multiple publications . Mumbai-based Toppr, which provides online learning materials to students from grades 5 to 12, has been valued at about US$150 million. Byju's and Toppr representatives declined to respond to media queries. After India announced a lockdown in March to contain the spread of Covid-19, online learning companies saw a big leap in users as schools and colleges remained closed. On the other hand,...

Indian Edtech giant Byju's is closer to acquiring rival Toppr in a deal pegged at approximately $150 million. Both Byju's and Toppr cater to the burgeoning K-12 (Kindergarten to Class 12) education space.