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A 6 page paper discussing aspects of intended acquisition of a majority stake in Indian MphasiS BFL by Texas-based EDS. MphasiS BFL is a respected company with business results that are more than only acceptable. Its volatile stock price can be expected to settle in the future as the Indian IT market ceases to grow at such rapid rates and allows individual companies to reach equilibrium. An American company can find several good reasons for acquiring a majority stake in the company, and those same reasons will be beneficial for MphasiS BFL in that it likely will gain additional US business when it can operate with a well-known American name such as EDS. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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in Bangalore, MphasiS BFL Ltd. is one of the worlds most successful outsourcing companies. With offices in eleven countries, the company is a truly global one. Its two
leading executives, Jerry Rao (Chairman & CEO) and Jeroen Tas (Vice Chairman), formerly were with Citibank as executives with "knowledge in financial services domain and command technology leadership" (MphasiS BFL,
2004; p. 1); a list of the companys largest clients reflect its leaderships experience in financial services industries. The list includes Citigroup, ABM-Amro, Charles Schwab and other financial services
firms, as well as other organizations such as FedEx and Singapore Airlines (MphasiS BFL, 2004). The purpose here is to assess the companys attractiveness as an acquisition target. Business
Results In the quarter to December 2005, MphasiS BRL reported an increase in net profit of 25 percent (Results MphasiS BFL, 2006).
The source does not reveal the time period - whether month, quarter or year - on which the increase was based, though another source reports an increase of 31.9 percent
in net sales 2004-2005 (Indias Corporate Giants, 2006). Table 1 illustrates MphasiS BFLs rank among Indian companies according to several measures. Table 1. MphasiS BFLs Rank Among Indian
Companies Measure Rank among Indian Companies Operating Profit 159 Net Profit 96 Assets 207 Net Worth 106 Market Capitalization 108 Source: (Indias Corporate Giants, 2006; p. NA)
As can be seen in Table 1, the company ranks 207th in assets but 96th in net profit. Similarly, it ranks 159th in
operating profit but 106th in net worth. Its stock price performance has been less stable, as indicated in Figure 1, below. It
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