Nagpur: After concluding year-long negotiations with global investment firms, Nagpur's own Haldiram, a 90-year-old brand often linked with the city's .

Bikhi Bai, an unsung woman from Bikaner, unknowingly laid the foundation of Haldirams by making bhujia as a homemade treat.

After concluding year-long negotiations with global investment firms, Nagpur's Haldiram is finally close to a stake sale deal.

Haldiram Snacks Food has sold a 10% stake to Temasek at a valuation of $10 billion. The company has also merged its Nagpur ...

The sale is one of the largest recent transactions in India's FMCG sector and could pave the way for more foreign investment ...

A report suggests Singapore’s state investment company has signed a deal for a circa 10% interest for about $1bn.

Blackstone and Alpha Wave Capital are the other suitors who have expressed interest earlier in the transaction ...

For Temasek’s pricey Haldiram deal to pay off, the 87-year-old Indian snacks company would have to overcome its internal and ...

Other private equity players who were in the race to acquire a stake in the snack major, backed out citing very high ...

Haldiram Snacks Foods, the combined FMCG business of the Delhi and Nagpur branches of the Haldiram’s family, is a dominant ...

Singapore government’s private equity arm Temasek agreed to acquire a 10% stake for ₹ 8,500 crore in Haldiram Snacks Food Pvt ...

The National Company Law Tribunal has already approved the process of merger of the two fractions, while other regulatory ...