Deals of the day-Mergers and acquisitions
May 9 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 0930 GMT on Friday:
** British property company LondonMetric LMPL.L is to buy Urban Logistics SHED.L in a 698.9 million pound ($924.99 million) cash and stock deal, creating one of the country's largest property investment groups by market capitalisation. nL4N3RH0KU
** U.S. investment firm Bain Capital is seeking to sell the China business of data centre operator WinTriX DC Group, in a deal that could value the business at over $4 billion, two people with knowledge of the situation said. nL4N3RG0XD
** U.S. real estate firm CoStar CSGP.O will acquire Domain DHG.AX for A$3 billion ($1.92 billion) including debt, the Australian property listings platform said, in a bid to create a well-capitalised rival to News Corp's REA. nL4N3RG3B4
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