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International law firm Clifford Chance has been advising Xchanging plc on its acquisition of 75% of the fully diluted capital of the Indian listed company, Cambridge Solutions Limited. The consideration is approximately £83m and is payable in cash and Xchanging shares. The firm advised Xchanging, a fast growing international, pure play business process outsourcing company, on its listing on the London Stock Exchange in April 2007 and this acquisition represents a significant step in its development. Cambridge Solutions has approximately 4,500 employees and is an international business process outsourcing and IT services provider with offices in 8 countries. The acquisition gives rise to the need to make an open offer for up to 20% of the Cambridge Solutions shares in accordance with Indian takeover regulations and is expected to complete in Q2 2009. The team was led by Jonathan Beastall with help from co-relationship partner David Griffiths and competition partner Oliver Bretz. Associates Karen Davies, Sameer Damle, Sumesh Sawhney, James Bole, Caroline Connolly, Samantha Spence and Al Mangan were all extensively involved in the matter with support from colleagues in other practice areas and international offices as well. In addition, a banking team led by Mark Stewart with associate Manisha Gayaparsad negotiated an amendment to, and increase in, Xchanging's banking facilities with Lloyds TSB to provide some of the finance for the transaction. l) and Allen & Overy acted for Barclays and the other lenders to Nestor.
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