News: PAC Deals of the day-Mergers and acquisitions

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Nov 1 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 1400 GMT on Wednesday:

		** Brazilian energy company Equatorial Energia 
 EQTL3.SA  said it has agreed to sell power transmission 

subsidiary Intesa to Infraestrutura e Energia Brasil SA for an enterprise value of up to 714 million reais ($141.85 million).

		** U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer urged the 
U.S. Federal Trade Commission to consider possible 

anti-competitive harms stemming from recent multi-billion dollar acquisitions by oil and gas giants Exxon XOM.N and Chevron Corp CVX.N .

** Australia's Pacific Current (PAC) disclosed a A$567.3 million ($359.04 million) takeover bid from GQG Partners GQPIL.PK , but said the global fund manager flagged lack of support from its largest shareholder.

** Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC has invested in a 35% stake in Hotel Investment Partners (HIP), an owner of resort hotels in Southern Europe, according to a statement by HIP.

** Shell Pakistan SHEL.PSX said its parent company's unit, Shell Petroleum Company, has signed a deal with Wafi Energy to sell the domestic operations.

** Singapore Post SPOS.SI said its Australian unit entered an agreement to acquire transport and distribution services company Border Express for not more than A$210 million ($132.93 million) to expand its logistics network in Australia.

** Singapore's Health Management International (HMI) said it is purchasing a majority stake in Harley Street Heart & Vascular Centre, a move that will broaden the specialist services it offers in Southeast Asia.

** Shares of Australia's Regal Partners (RPL) rose more than 11%, after the investment manager said it would buy a 50% stake in Taurus SM Holdings, bringing group funds under management to A$8 billion ($5.07 billion) on a pro forma basis.

** Brazilian power company Eletrobras ELET3.SA approved the hiring of financial institutions to structure a potential offering to sell its preferred shares in electricity transmission firm ISA Cteep TRPL4.SA .