BAT’s £1.5bn Sale of a 3.5% Stake in ITC

March 21, 2024 Georgio Naffaa Greater London Legal Chronicle

Tagged: Alex Kay British American Tobacco David Alexander Dinesh Banani Eliza Joseph Herbert Smith Freehills Howard Murray Jen Yong Meera Thakrar megadeals Mithun Thanks Sarah Ries-Coward Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co.

In UK Herbert Smith Freehills, advised on the matter.Herbert Smith Freehills advised British American Tobacco with a team including Alex Kay (Picture – Corporate M&A), Dinesh…

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BAT’s £1.5bn Sale of a 3.5% Stake in ITC

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