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Voith acquires L&T stake in JV arm

German engineering company Voith today said it has acquired the entire stake held by its joint venture partner, Larsen & Toubro (L&T), in Kolkata-based Voith Paper Technology for an undisclosed amount. - Voith in talks with Tatas to set up engine unit - Jaypee Group, L&T ink Rs 4,000-crore deal - Tehri Hydro moves SC against cartelisation in tender matter - Satyam to restate its books by the end of March “Voith has acquired the stake previously held by its long-term joint venture partner Larsen & Toubro Ltd – India’s largest construction and engineering group – in the Kolkata-based joint venture Voith Paper Technology (India),” the spokesperson of the German company told PTI in an emailed response. Before the transaction, both companies held equal (50:50) stake in the joint-venture. The share transfer has became effective on October 1, 2009, it added. However, when contacted, L&T declined to comment. “The share acquisition through Voith does not mean an end to the good and trustful cooperation with Larsen & Toubro,” Voith said. It will continue to work closely with its long-term joint venture partner in the field of manufacturing of machineries and equipment for pulp and paper production, the company added. Founded in January 1867, with approximately 42,000 employees and a turnover of ¤4.9 billion, Voith is today one of Europe’s large family-owned companies.


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