(Adds: Revance Therapeutics, Scotiabank, Tourmaline Oil,
Synopsys, International Distributions Services Updates: Bharti
Enterprises)
Aug 12 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers,
acquisitions and disposals were reported by 1330 GMT on Monday:
** Anti-wrinkle injection maker Revance Therapeutics
RVNC.O has agreed to bought by privately held Crown
Laboratories in a deal valued at $924 million, including debt,
they said, seeking a bigger presence in the aesthetic products
market.
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** Scotiabank BNS.TO is buying a 14.9% stake in
American regional lender KeyCorp KEY.N for $2.8 billion, as
the Canadian bank taps into the stressed U.S. banking sector for
growth outside its saturated home market.
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** India's Bharti Enterprises said it would acquire a
24.5% stake in BT BT.L , worth 3.2 billion pounds ($4 billion),
to buy out the British company's top investor Patrick Drahi as
his Altice group speeds up asset sales to cut its debt burden.
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** Canada's Tourmaline Oil TOU.TO said it will acquire
Crew Energy CR.TO in a C$1.3 billion ($947.52 million)
all-stock deal, which includes debt, to boost its presence in
the Montney shale play in Alberta.
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** UK's competition watchdog said it was looking into
whether chip design software maker Synopsys' SNPS.O $35
billion acquisition of Ansys ANSS.O would affect competition
in Britain.
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** International Distributions Services IDSI.L , the
parent company of Royal Mail, announced that its parcel services
business, GLS, will sell its U.S. freight divisions to
California-based DC Logistics.
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** Gold Fields Ltd GFIJ.J has agreed to acquire Osisko
Mining OSK.TO for C$2.16 billion ($1.57 billion), it said,
barely two years after an attempt to buy another Canadian miner
was scuppered by a rival offer.
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** New Zealand construction firm Fletcher Building FBU.NZ
said it would sell its Australian plumbing supplies and
distribution business Tradelink for A$170 million ($112 million)
to Australia-based Metal Manufactures Pty.
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(Compiled by Rajarshi Roy and Pritam Biswas in Bengaluru)
((Rajarshi.Roy@thomsonreuters.com;))