** Shares in EuroGroup Laminations EGLA.MI fall as much as 57% after Chinese private equity firm FountainVest called off a deal to buy a major stake from top shareholder EMS, with the parties unable to secure regulatory approval in India
** The stock is on track for the worst day ever after failing to start trading at open, hitting a record low of 1.5 euro/share during the session
** "The activities in India relate to the 40% stake of EGLA in Kumar," Equita analyst Alberto Gegra says in a note, adding that talks to find alternative solutions ultimately failed, leading to the termination of the July agreement
** EMS Euro Management Services last year agreed to sell its 45.7% stake in EuroGroup Laminations to an investment vehicle owned by FountainVest for 3.85 euros per share
(Reporting by Laura Contemori)
((Laura.contemori@thomsonreuters.com))