Oct 1 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 2000 GMT on Tuesday:
** Wintershall Dea WINT.UL has agreed to sell its stakes in Norway's Nyhamna gas processing terminal and the Polarled gas pipeline to CapeOmega and Solveig Gas to focus on its upstream oil and gas activities, the German company said.
AstraZeneca Plc AZN.L said it would sell the global commercial rights for its drug to treat acid reflux to German pharmaceutical company Cheplapharm Arzneimittel GmbH for as much as $276 million.
Prudential Plc's PRU.L Asian asset management unit Eastspring Investments is buying 50.1% of Thanachart Fund Management Co. Ltd. (TFUND) for 4.21 billion baht ($137.5 million), just a year after entering the Thai mutual fund market via an acquisition.
Oil and gas explorer FAR Ltd FAR.AX said it bought an additional 10% interest in two offshore blocks off Gambia, giving the company a 50% working interest and operatorship of the project.
Brazilian state-run oil firm Petrobras PETR4.SA has formally begun the sale process for eight onshore exploration blocks in the northeastern state of Bahia, the company said.
New Zealand outdoor clothing maker Kathmandu Holdings KMD.NZ said it will buy Rip Curl Group for A$350 million ($236 million) in a deal that sees the last of Australia's big three surf brands fall to overseas control.
Oil and natural gas producer Roan Resources Inc ROAN.N said Citizen Energy Operating LLC, which is backed by private equity firm Warburg Pincus, would buy the company for $1 billion, including debt.
Austrian sensor specialist AMS AMS.S had secured around 30% of Osram OSRn.DE shares shortly before its takeover offer is due to expire at midnight on Tuesday, and it may take days before it knows whether it has reached the 62.5% threshold.
Telus Corp T.TO said it would buy home security provider ADT Inc's ADT.N Canadian operations for C$700 million ($527.27 million), as the telecommunications provider builds out its security business.
Private equity fund Advent will pay around 700 million euros ($763 million) to buy Italian chemicals firm Industria Chimica Emiliana (ICE (NYSE:ICE)) in Italy's biggest leveraged buyout this year, a source familiar with the matter said.