ITC has announced the acquisition of Aditya Birla Group's Pulp & Paper business for ₹3498 crore, marking a significant move in the paper and pulp industry. This acquisition is expected to strengthen ITC's market position and expand its product portfolio.
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The main reason for ITC’s acquisition is to strengthen its market position in the paper and pulp industry and expand its product portfolio. This move aligns with ITC’s broader strategy of sustainable growth.
ITC is paying ₹3498 crore for the acquisition of Aditya Birla’s Pulp & Paper business.
The expected benefits include enhanced market presence, a diversified product portfolio, and a competitive edge in the paper and pulp industry. The acquisition also aligns with ITC’s commitment to environmental sustainability.
The acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to close by the end of the current fiscal year.
Aditya Birla Group will benefit from the divestment by streamlining its operations and focusing on high-growth areas such as cement, textiles, and metals.
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