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  • Switzerland's consumer products group Nestlé is to purchase the Spillers pet food business from UK food group Dalgety. The deal is worth £715 million ($1.2 billion) and is still subject to regulatory clearance. The acquisition will give Nestlé 20% of Europe's branded pet food market.
  • Ireland's international food ingredients and consumer foods company Kerry Group has agreed to purchase the food ingredients business of UK company Dalgety. The deal, which is worth £335 million ($539 million), encompasses Dalgety Food Ingredients and its subsidiaries.
  • Glaxo Wellcome is set to acquire Polish medicine manufacturer Polfa Poznan following a successful competitive tender with the Ministry of State Treasury in Poland. The £133 million ($220 million) deal will make Glaxo Wellcome the largest pharmaceutical company in Poland.
  • Hans-Peter Niedrig and Axel Schiller of KPMG Düsseldorf use practical examples to illustrate the real affects of changes to German tax law, including the taxation of reorganization profits, accruals for anticipated losses, and loss deductions for shell purchases
  • Bank of Montreal and Royal Bank of Canada have agreed to merge. The merged bank will have assets of C$453 billion ($314 billion) and revenues of C$16.3 billion.
  • UK advertising company GGT has agreed to a takeover by US media services giant Omnicom. The bid was triggered by the loss of key advertising contracts at GGT's US operation, Wells BDDP. The deal is worth £143 million ($230 million).
  • UK firm Linklaters is advising the four agent banks involved in the recently signed £8 billion ($12.8 billion) Eurotunnel debt restructuring. The deal involved a syndicate of almost 200 banks.
  • The UK's BOC Group, a leading producer of anaesthetic gases and medical equipment, has sold its Ohmeda healthcare division for £640 million ($1.05 billion).
  • DLJ Merchant Banking Partners II is to acquire an 82% stake in Thermadyne Holdings based in St Louis, USA. Thermadyne is the world's fourth-largest manufacturer of welding and cutting equipment, and operates 14 manufacturing plants in the US, Europe, Asia and Australia. The deal is worth $790 million.
  • US defence contractor Raytheon has completed the acquisition of the Hughes defence electronics business from General Motors. The deal is worth $9.5 billion and makes Raytheon the world's third-largest defence and aerospace group.