In the mood of Ambani-Adani-Birla Lao-Lao ...

- Race to buy companies in India's corporate world: Two deals in the last fortnight. Mergers and acquisitions worth ૩ 210 billion in the last four years ...

Reliance, Tata Group, Adani, JSW, Aditya Birla, Vedanta Group, etc. are among the corporate kings who can pay Rs 20,000 crore.

- A mold that swallows big fish and small ones has been created in corporate companies of India.

There have been two deals in the last fortnight, one is to buy Just Dial from Reliance and the other is the Adani Group's takeover of Mumbai Airport Management. Even though the year 2021 is plagued by Corona, India's big companies have not suffered any major setbacks.

Even though the rainy season is still in its infancy, the big heads who can be called the corporate kings of India have created a season to buy small and useful companies. Reliance, Tata Group, Adani, JSW, Aditya Birla, Vedat Group and others are among the corporate kings who can pay Rs 50,000 crore. Companies with such purchasing power are constantly on the lookout for missing links in their portfolios.

These are the companies in the country that buy from startups to establishment companies. Instead of waiting for a new company to emerge and then its name circulating in the market, reputable companies use their money to buy either small and profitable companies in whole or in excess of 70 per cent. We are talking about the season of buying small units among the top companies in India because many companies and start-ups are standing in line to sell their company. These companies are ready to sell the company immediately after seeing an offer of 3 times more than the amount they were supposed to earn in the next ten years.

Given the example of Just Dial deal two days ago, the deal has been going on for the last four months but last week an offer came from Mukesh Ambani's office that the chairman of Just Dial had said yes and the news flashed that Reliance had bought Just Dial. . Indeed, Indian companies seem to be in a race to buy smaller companies.

Air India was not ready to take anyone except Tata. Inside Khan the deal was almost final. The unions also believed that the entry of the Spice Jet pilot was killed. "I have a billion dollars in my pocket to buy Air India and I will raise more funds when I need to," he said. The trend of buying atlas is called race.

Ever since Reliance bought Biyani Group's Future Group for the retail segment, Tata has also been thinking of making a big purchase for its retail segment. His gaze fell on the Big Basket. Says the deal was worth a billion dollars. The database of smaller companies comes in handy to the buyer company. That's why US e-commerce giants Walmart and Amazon have come to India.

Reliance's Mukesh Ambani is leading the race to buy smaller companies. Mukesh Ambani had struck a deal with a foreign janchih to launch a pod taxi in India.

Reliance's Mukesh Ambani is leading the race to buy smaller companies. Adani Group is also very aggressive in buying companies. JSW Steel is in the mood to buy Bhushan Power & Steel for Rs 15.50 crore to save it from going into liquidation. Mergers and acquisitions are now becoming commonplace in India. If no acquisition deal goes ahead, a merger is planned.

The merger between Vodafone Idea was worth ૨૩ 4 billion, the Tata-Cors Steve merger was worth ૧૦ 10 billion and the Vodafone Hutch-Essar merger was worth ૧ 11.1 billion.

The e-commerce sector was quiet but Indian companies, especially Reliance, came to the fore when Walmart of America bought a stake in Flipkart and Amazon of America made a deal for Future Group. Reliance was swayed by Future Group's deal with Amazon. The dispute has finally been settled by the court. Similarly, Tata acquired the Big Basket.

When a company is bought by giants like Reliance or Adani, the true amount never comes out. Benaz knows the behind-the-scenes payers and sellers.

The mold that swallows the big fish is created in the corporate companies of India.