(Adds: Davie Shipbuilding, Cameco Corp, Consolidated...

(Adds: Davie Shipbuilding, Cameco Corp, Consolidated Communications Holdings Updates: Raymond, Australia's Mineral Resources,)

Nov 3 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 1500 GMT on Friday:

		** Canadian firm Davie Shipbuilding has completed the 
purchase of Helsinki Shipyard, maker of Arctic icebreaking 

vessels, from Russian-owned Algador Holdings after securing regulatory approval, Davie said.

		** Britain's competition regulator cleared the Cameco 
Corp  CCO.TO  and Brookfield Renewable Partners' $7.9 billion 

deal to acquire nuclear power plant equipment maker Westinghouse Electric.

		** India's Raymond  RYMD.NS  said it would pay 6.82 
billion rupees ($82 million) for a majority stake in an auto 

parts maker, doubling down on its shift away from its once mainstay textiles business into engineering and real estate.

		** Wildcat Capital Management, a top shareholder in 
Consolidated Communications Holdings  CNSL.O , said it plans to 

vote against its $3.1 billion takeover by an investor consortium, as it undervalues the broadband services provider.

		** Australia's Mineral Resources (MinRes)  (MIN)  
bought additional shares in lithium miner Azure Minerals 

(AZS) , raising its stake to 12.29%.

** British electricals retailer Currys CURY.L said it will exit Greece after agreeing to sell its Kotsovolos unit to Greek power utility Public Power Corporation DEHr.AT for an enterprise value of 175 million pounds ($214 million).

** Arvind Fashions ARVF.NS said it will sell its beauty brands division, which retails products of LVMH-owned LVMH.PA beauty chain Sephora, to billionaire Mukesh Ambani's retail unit Reliance Retail for 990.2 million rupees ($11.89 million).

** Australia's Tietto Minerals (TIE) said that a takeover offer by a unit of China's Zhaojin Mining Industry 1818.HK "materially undervalues" the company.

** Australian investment manager Regal Partners (RPL) said it agreed to buy premier financial service provider PM Capital Ltd, which would take its total funds under management to A$10.8 billion ($6.94 billion) on a pro-forma basis.

** Bunge has filed for regulatory approvals for its merger with crop handler Viterra in "major jurisdictions" in North and South America, Europe and China, and has gotten the green light from some of its smaller markets including Colombia, Chief Executive Officer Greg Heckman said.

** Cedar Fair FUN.N and Six Flags Entertainment SIX.N agreed to merge to spur a post-COVID-19 pandemic recovery that U.S. amusement park operators have been chasing, as consumers have curbed spending due to an uncertain economic outlook.