News: WDS Deals of the day-Mergers and acquisitions

(Adds: IDEX Corp, Owens & Minor Updates: Bosch)

July 23 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 1330 GMT on Tuesday:

** Industrial pump maker IDEX Corp IEX.N said it would buy filtration products maker Mott Corp for $1 billion in cash.

** German technology group Bosch ROBG.UL has agreed to acquire Johnson Controls' JCI.N and Hitachi's 6501.T residential ventilation businesses for $8 billion, it said on Tuesday, in what will be the unlisted group's largest takeover to date.

** Medical supplies distributor Owens & Minor OMI.N said it has agreed to buy medical equipment firm Rotech Healthcare for $1.36 billion in cash to expand its presence in home-based care.

** Grab GRAB.O , Southeast Asia's biggest ride-hailing and food delivery firm, has bought Singaporean dining reservation platform Chope for an undisclosed price, according to confirmation from both companies.

** Italy's Eni ENI.MI is in exclusive talks, it said, with investment company KKR KKR.N over the sale of a minority stake in Enilive, a deal that could value the biofuel unit at 11.5-12.5 billion euros ($12.5-$13.6 billion) including debt.

** Israeli cybersecurity startup Wiz has ended talks with Google-parent Alphabet GOOGL.O on a reported $23 billion deal in which it would have become the U.S. tech giant's largest-ever acquisition, according to a Wiz memo seen by Reuters.

** Stephen Tindall, the founder and top investor in New Zealand's Warehouse Group (WHS) , will be backing a takeover bid for his struggling company, the merchandise retailer said.

** Vista Outdoor VSTO.N said on Monday Czechoslovak Group had raised the base purchase price for its ammunition business, Kinetic Group, by $50 million to $2.15 billion.

** Telefonica Brasil VIVT4.SA said on Monday in a securities filing that its unit TCloud signed a deal to buy cloud service firms IPNET and IPNET USA for up to 230 million reais ($41.29 million).

** Energy producer Woodside Energy (WDS) has agreed to buy U.S. liquefied natural gas developer Tellurian TELL.A , including its U.S. Gulf Coast Driftwood LNG export project, for $1.2 billion including debt, the Australian company said on Monday.