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BOC Gases changes name after TY Danjuma s acquisition of 72% stake

Until becoming the majority owner of the firm, TY Holdings held 12 per cent of BOC Gases outstanding shares.

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Is TY Holdings acquisition of BOC Gases a PTP deal? – Nairametrics

Is TY Holdings acquisition of BOC Gases a PTP deal? – Nairametrics
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CMA should review Carbacid-BOC Kenya deal

CMA should review Carbacid-BOC Kenya deal Friday January 29 2021 By JAINDI KISERO Summary The local business acquisition artist and majority shareholder in listed medical gases manufacturer, Carbacid Investment Plc, Baloobhai Chotobhai Patel is on to a good thing. Companies he controls have signed an irrevocable agreement with BOC Holdings Ltd, whereby they will purchase the 65 percent majority stake which the multinational owns in local oxygen manufacturer BOC Kenya. If the deal succeeds, the local tycoon will have assumed control and dominant influence in the local market for medical oxygen and industrial gases as never witnessed in the market before. The local business acquisition artist and majority shareholder in listed medical gases manufacturer, Carbacid Investment Plc, Baloobhai Chotobhai Patel is on to a good thing.

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President s fund pick draws investor attention

President s fund pick draws investor attention Posted : 2021-01-14 17:06 Updated : 2021-01-14 21:21 President Moon Jae-in visits the headquarters of NH NongHyup Bank in central Seoul in August 2019 to sign up for purchasing the NH-Amundi Victory Korea Fund. / Korea Times file President Moon invests money in funds focusing on New Deal businesses By Anna J. Park After Cheong Wa Dae announced Wednesday that President Moon would invest in three mutual funds and two ETFs (exchange-traded funds) Friday, local investors showed interest in the President financial choices in and what specific stocks the mutual funds held. According to Cheong Wa Dae spokesman Kang Min-seok, the President plans to invest 50 million won ($45,000) in the Samsung New Deal Korea Fund, KB Korea New Deal Fund, Shinhan BNPP Beautiful SRI Green New Deal Securities Feeder Investment Trust, Mirae Asset s TIGER BBIG K-New Deal ETF, and NH Amundi s HANARO Fn K-New Deal Digital Plus ETF to support the government s

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