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Blackstone is negotiating to buy a 20% stake in Haldiram’s snacks business, valued at $8 billion, but the deal is stalled due to valuation differences. Haldiram’s, a popular Indian snack producer, has a market share of almost 13% in the $6.2 billion savory snacks market. Other potential investors include Bain Capital, Temasek, and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.
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