News: BHP Deals of the day-Mergers and acquisitions

(Adds: ANZ Group, United States Steel Updates: Brookfield)

May 30 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 0930 GMT on Thursday:

		** ANZ Group  (ANZ) , Australia's fourth-largest bank, 
has fully exited its investment in Malaysian lender AMMB 

Holdings AMMB.KL by selling its entire 5.2% stake for up to $149 million, according to a term sheet seen by Reuters.

		** United States Steel Corp  X.N  and Nippon Steel 
 5401.T  said  they had received all regulatory approvals 

outside of the United States related to their proposed $14.9 billion merger.

		** Canada's Brookfield  BN.TO  said  that together with 
Brookfield Renewable Partners and Singapore's Temasek Holdings 

it has entered into exclusive talks to buy a majority stake in French renewable power producer Neoen NEOEN.PA , valuing it at around 6.1 billion euros ($6.6 billion).

** Telefonica Brasil VIVT3.SA said on Wednesday it was in talks with Brazilian broadband infrastructure operator Desktop DESK3.SA over a potential acquisition.

** Banco BPM BAMI.MI CEO Giuseppe Castagna believes there are "no conditions today" to merge with state-controlled bank Monte dei Paschi BMPS.MI , he said in an interview published with daily Il Sole 24 Ore.

** Waste management firm Renewi RWI.L plans to sell its UK Municipal business to Biffa Ltd as it fully shifts focus to European recycling markets in line with last year's strategic review, the London-listed company said.

** BHP Group (BHP) investors welcomed the top global miner's decision to walk away from a $49 billion plan to take over Anglo American AAL.L , which rejected three proposed offers from its bigger rival over the past six weeks.

** U.S. commodities trader Bunge BG.N and a subsidiary of Japan's Zen-Noh Group have agreed to buy part of a terminal at Latin America's largest port from Rumo for 600 million reais ($115.3 million), according to a securities filing on Wednesday.

** Brazilian rail operator Rumo RAIL3.SA has signed a binding agreement to sell its 50% stake in a terminal at the Santos port to a consortium formed by Bunge Alimentos and Zen-Noh Grain Corp for 600 million reais ($115.3 million), it said on Wednesday.