(Adds Vivendi; updates BTG, QSR Brands, Nissan)
Nov 19 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals involving European, U.S. and Asian companies were reported by 1430 GMT on Friday.
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])** India-focused mining group Vedanta Resources Plc <VED.L> agreed a $6 billion financing deal with a consortium of banks to help fund its proposed acquisition of a majority stake in the Indian unit of Cairn Energy <CNE.L>.
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]** France's GdF Suez <GSZ.PA> pulled out of the competition to buy a controlling stake in Polish utility Enea <ENAE.WA> worth over 11 billion zlotys ($3.9 billion), Polish newspaper Dziennik said on Friday. [
]** CLSA Capital Partners, a private equity arm of Credit Agricole SA <CAGR.PA>, plans to sell Japanese food supplement maker Everlife in a deal that could be worth as much as 70 billion yen ($840 million), sources said. [
]** British pharmaceutical group BTG <BGC.L> is paying 177 million pounds ($282 million) in cash and shares to buy Biocompatibles <BII.L>, adding oncology products to the portfolio of specialist products it offers to hospitals. [
]** Communications equipment maker Vislink <VLK.L> said it would sell its marine and energy business for 32.5 million pounds ($52 million) to Cooper Industries <CBE.N> to focus on entertainment and public safety markets, sending its shares up as much as 22 percent. [
]** Polish financial group Getin Holding <GETI.WA> agreed to buy German insurer Allianz's <ALVG.DE> banking unit in Poland for an estimated 140 million zlotys ($49.3 mln), Getin said in a statement late on Thursday. [
]** Balfour Beatty <BALF.L> has bought some of collapsed UK maintenance firm Rok's affordable housing and construction businesses for 7 million pounds, it said on Friday. [
]** Vivendi's <VIV.PA> main priority this year is to take full control of French mobile company SFR, 44 percent owned by Vodafone <VOD.L>, and other deals such as buying out minorities in Canal+ will go on the back burner. [
]** AstraZeneca <AZN.L> confirmed it was considering spinning off its Astra Tech dental implants and medical devices business and had hired JP Morgan Chase <JPM.N> to help with a strategic review of the unit. [
]** New World Resources <NWRS.L> <NWRSsp.PR> believes it can get a majority of shares in its bid for Poland's coal mines Bogdanka <LWBP.WA>, the Czech miner's chief financial officer Marek Jelinek said on Friday. [
]** Malaysia's QSR Brands <QSRB.KL>, the majority owner of KFC and Pizza Hut in Malaysia, received a takeover bid on Friday from Idaman Saga, a company linked to tycoon Halim Saad. [
]** Japan's Nissan <7201.T> plans to buy 10 percent of Russia's top carmaker AvtoVAZ <AVAZ.MM> next year as part of a bid with partner Renault <RENA.PA> to secure 50 percent, a Russian state firm said on Friday. [
]** Slovenian tourism and financial company Sava <SAVA.LJ> said it plans to sell its entire 23.8 percent stake in the country's third largest bank Abanka Vipa <ABKN.LJ>. [
] (Compiled by Swati Chitnis in Bangalore)