August 8, 2025

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AZB, Khaitan & JSA power Schneider Electric’s ₹55,880cr buyout of Temasek’s stake in India’s largest deal of 2025, ETLegalWorld

AZB, Khaitan & JSA power Schneider Electric’s ₹55,880cr buyout of Temasek’s stake in India’s largest deal of 2025, ETLegalWorld

Amit Kapoor04 mins

Schneider Electric AZB & Partners advised Schneider Electric (SE) on its acquisition of Temasek’s entire minority stake (35 percent) in Schneider Electric India (SEIPL) for an all-cash consideration of INR 55,880 crore (€5.5 billion approx.). The transaction, the largest M&A deal in India so far in 2025, also involves Schneider Electric acquiring Temasek’s corresponding stake…

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Hope for Deal by Q3, ETLegalWorld

Hope for Deal by Q3, ETLegalWorld

Amit Kapoor011 mins

In a development that holds long-term promise for bilateral economic ties, India and the United States are expected to resume trade negotiations in mid-August, keeping alive the prospect of a comprehensive agreement by the third quarter of 2025. Despite the jolt from US President Donald Trump’s announcement of a 25% tariff on Indian exports, both…

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi with his British counterpart Keir Starmer

India stuck to TRIPS and domestic law in UK deal, says official amid drug access concerns | Business News

Amit Kapoor05 mins

India has not gone beyond the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) agreement or domestic law in the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)-related deal with the UK, a senior government official said on Saturday after trade experts raised concerns stating that India had moved away from its conventional position on IPR in the UK trade…

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How the UK-India free trade deal shapes the future of law, ETLegalWorld

How the UK-India free trade deal shapes the future of law, ETLegalWorld

Amit Kapoor014 mins

Illustrative: India and Uk ink free trade agreement The recently inked India-UK Free Trade Agreement’s $120 billion trade promise came with a calculated omission that has left international law firms reassessing their India strategies. While tariffs are expected to across whisky, automobiles, and textiles, legal services remained conspicuously absent from the deal signed in London—a…

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