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SGS SA and Bureau Veritas SA are seeking significant savings from a tie-up as talks advance to build a European champion for testing and certification with a combined market value of more than $33 ...

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Testing and certification group Bureau Veritas has confirmed it is in talks to merge with its Swiss rival SGS in a deal valued at around $33bn. A merger would be transformational for the wider ...

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SGS SA is in talks to combine with Bureau Veritas SA in a deal that would create one of the world’s largest testing and certification companies, with a combined market value of more than $33 billion.

(Reuters) -France's Bureau Veritas and Switzerland's SGS (SIX:SGSN) are in merger talks to create a testing and certification giant worth more than $30 billion that would dwarf competitors.

The Swiss inspection firm SGS has confirmed talks with the French company Bureau Veritas about a possible merger. This follows a Bloomberg report stating that the two firms are in advanced talks.