Khaitans

With two rival bids, the once powerful group that owns the world's largest tea producer is in danger of losing control of its last major asset

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With this, Burmans' holding in the company stands at 38.3%

The Burman group on acquiring control intends to be a "promoter" of Eveready

For the first time, Khaitans won't be represented on firm's board since they acquired Union Carbide India in 1993 and renamed it Eveready Industries India. But they will continue to hold 4.84% stake

Rating agency says upgrade reflects improvement in firm's financial profile and liquidity in 1HFY21, which was continuing in 2HFY21 backed by better profitability

Dabur's Burman family emerges as largest shareholders in Eveready, with 19.84% stake

Promoters hope to ring-fence long-term interests of the firm via this partnership

Loop Telecom promoters demanding damages of $1.3 billion from the Centre