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Growing through acquisitions

The large and emerging domestic market is attracting Fortune 500 companies, across sectors, to grow through acquisitions of incumbent Indian companies, to get a quick presence. The following are some examples of companies growing through acquisitions:

» Following its global strategy of growth through acquisitions, Pfizer India has acquired businesses in India as well, resulting in growth and augmentation of its capabilities.
» BASF has consolidated its presence in India by making certain strategic acquisitions. It acquired Dr Beck India's original equipment manufacturing (OEM) division, making it a significant producer of OEM coatings and industrial coatings. BASF also acquired the polystyrene business of the Chatterjee Group in 2000.
» Lafarge increased its presence in India through the acquisition route, by buying the cement business of Tata Steel and then following it with the acquisition of Raymond's cement facility.

Anticipating a boom in retail banking in India, HSBC acquired the Non-Fund Activities from Gujarat Lease Financing Ltd in 1999. In the year 2000, the bank acquired the Chandigarh branch license from Deutsche Bank. In 2002, the bank acquired retail banking business from BNP Paribas and the retail banking operations in Kolkata from Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi. Currently HSBC has 37 branches across 18 cities.

Clinical trials

India's large geographic spread, varied climatic conditions and rich biodiversity make it one of the best places in the world for conducting clinical research on a variety of health conditions. Examples of some companies leveraging this advantage include:

» Pfizer is using its Indian facility for clinical studies. The company has invested $12.5 million since 1995 in India on clinical trials.
» GlaxoSmithKline PLC's leveraging of India's process chemistry skills, product development capability and manufacturing strengths. For GSK, India's rich biodiversity and doctor base, make it a promising clinical-trials destination for GSK innovations. GSK conducts high-end statistical data analysis for clinical trials from its center in India.

 

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