Arvind Mills is to buy back the 53.4 per cent stake which ICICI Venture Fund Management holds in its associate Arvind Brands for INR106 crore, turning the company into a wholly-owned subsidiary.
INDIA: Arvind Mills Makes Arvind Brands A Wholly-Owned Subsidiary
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