Piramal Healthcare

RIL repurchases shares worth Rs 2,512 in biggest buyback

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries has repurchased shares worth Rs 2,512 crore from its public shareholders-making it the country's biggest share buyback programme ever

Will Piramal sell its 11% stake in Vodafone this year?

Piramal Healthcare had picked up 11 percent stake for Rs 5,900 crore in two tranches in the Indian arm of Vodafone

HUL closes 3% lower on Q3 results, Sensex gains 102 pts

Indian markets have opened higher with BSE Sensex trading at 17,767 a gain of 159 points over Friday's close. NSE Nifty trades 45 points higher at 5371.

Piramal Healthcare acquires US firm DRG for Rs 3,400 cr

Piramal will now operate DRG as a stand-alone business and it will remain headquartered in Burlington, MA, the company said.

Piramal sees $1.5 bn from potential Alzheimer's drug florbetaben

Piramal agreed to buy a research and development portfolio from Germany's Bayer AG in a deal that gives the Indian drugmaker commercial and development rights to florbetaben

The 11% solution: Why Piramal has taken a bigger bite of Vodafone

Ajay Piramal, who made a healthy exit from Abbott and reaped loads of cash, has now bought a bigger share of Vodafone. Here's his gameplan

Piramal Healthcare to exit Vodafone in 12-18 months

At a press conference in Mumbai, Ajay Piramal said that he is looking at Vodafone as only a short-term investment.

Piramal Healthcare to buy 5.5% in Vodafone India unit

Piramal Healthcare Ltd said on Saturday it will buy a 5.5 percent stake in Vodafone's India unit for Rs3,000 crore

Piramal creates 'string of pearls' strategy for drug discovery

Piramal is trying to derisk the drug discovery process by buying up small drug research firms at various stages of clinical trials and regulatory approval

Time for corporate bigwigs to quit India? Cash-rich Piramal thinks so

Piramal, a tall big man in a country that still measures prosperity by girth, was eager to set that cash pile to work. But now he thinks it's easier to do business elsewhere.