Delta Corp Limited (Formerly Arrow Webtex Ltd)

Asia & Pacific Legal Chronicle. October 8, 2024

Delta Penland Private Limited’s Acquisition of Hospitality and Real Estate Business of Delta Corp Limited

By Maha Kanaan

Khaitan & Co advised Delta Corp Limited (Formerly Arrow Webtex Ltd) on the deal. Delta Corp Limited (Formerly Arrow Webtex Ltd) finalized the demerger of the...

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