India: M&A/Private Equity

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The First Cheque Should Not Cost The Next Cheque: What Founders Must Check Before Signing Incubator And Accelerator Documents
For an early-stage founder, acceptance into an incubator or accelerator often feels like the first real validation of the business. It may bring workspace, mentors, grant access, technical support, investor introductions and credibility. But the document signed at that moment is rarely just programme paperwork. It can quietly become part of the company’s financing history, carrying equity, warrants, conversion rights, IP clauses, vetoes, reporting obligations and restrictions that a future investor will eventually diligence.
India Commercial
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Corporate Professionals
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Phoenix Legal - Competition Monthly - June 2026
Phoenix Legal's Competition Monthly for June 2026 examines landmark rulings reshaping India's merger control and antitrust enforcement landscape. From the Supreme Court's jurisdictional constraints on the Competition Commission of India to critical determinations on aftermarket definitions and gun-jumping penalties, these decisions establish new precedents for corporate transactions and competitive conduct. How will these interpretations influence future regulatory strategy and compliance frameworks?
India Anti-trust
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Phoenix Legal
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Intellectual Guardians In The Deal Room: IP Due Diligence In Indian Mergers And Acquisitions (M&A) And Fundraising
Intellectual property has become central to India's M&A and fundraising landscape, yet IP due diligence remains inconsistently practiced across sectors. This comprehensive analysis examines India's IP due diligence framework through landmark transactions including Walmart-Flipkart, Sun Pharma-Ranbaxy, and Zomato-Blinkit, revealing how rigorous IP assessment has evolved from peripheral formality to decisive deal determinant in technology, pharmaceutical, and media acquisitions.
India Commercial
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De Penning & De Penning
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The Delhi-Paris Axis: Building A Strategic Partnership In The Defence Sector
France and India have elevated their defence partnership to Special and Comprehensive Strategic status, with bilateral cooperation spanning aerospace, naval, land, space and digital systems. Recent agreements include €6.5 billion for 26 Rafale Marine aircraft and potential €30.2 billion for 114 additional Multi-Role Fighter Aircraft, positioning France as a key strategic partner in India's defence modernisation.
India Commercial
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CMS INDUSLAW
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Ministry Of Defence Releases Draft Defence Acquisition Procedure 2026
The Department of Defence, Ministry of Defence, Government of India, had released the draft Defence Acquisition Procedure 2026 (“DAP 2026”), inviting comments and suggestions from all stakeholders. It is intended to replace the Defence Acquisition Procedure 2020 (“DAP 2020”) upon approval. It sets out the framework governing capital acquisitions of defence equipment under the capital budget of the Indian armed forces.
India Government
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