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Xerox ups stake in India arm

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NEW DELHI: Xerox Corporation today announced the acquisition of MCorpGlobal's 36.4 per cent stake in Xerox Modicorp for an undisclosed sum, taking its total stake to 86 per cent.

The company, which has been under the scanner in the US and in India for payment irregularities, plans to make its Indian arm a wholly owned subsidiary.

"This acquisition is the first step for Xerox to achieve 100 per cent ownership of Xerox Modicorp and is consistent with Xerox's determination to continue its strong presence in India for the long term," said Xerox Corporation International Group President, Mr Jule E. Limoli, in a statement.

The FIPB and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) have approved the buyout, the statement said.

The remaining 14 per cent equity in the company is with the public and Modi Rubber.

"As part of its overall restructuring for better utilisation of resources, MCorpGlobal has divested its stake in the Xerox business in India," said MCorpGlobal group CEO and CFO, Mr O.P. Dani.

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