March 25 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 2000 GMT on Monday:

** The Spanish government has acquired a 3% stake in telecoms group Telefonica through the state holding company SEPI, SEPI said after it reported the acquisition to the stock market regulator.

** EU antitrust regulators warned that Lufthansa's intention to buy a minority stake in ITA Airways could harm competition and push up prices, prompting Italy and the German airline to come up with remedies in the coming weeks.

** AbbVie will buy drug developer Landos Biopharma for up to $212 million as the Humira-maker aims to expand its pipeline of medicines to treat immune system-related illnesses, the companies said.

** Investment firm MNC Capital said it has raised its all cash bid to acquire sporting and outdoor products maker Vista Outdoor to $3 billion from $2.9 billion.

** Arrow Holdings submitted a non-binding proposal to buy the remaining stake in rental and hospitality services company Target Hospitality Corp that it does not already own for $10.80 per share.

** Ingersoll Rand will buy ILC Dover from investment firm New Mountain Capital for about $2.33 billion, the air compressor maker said, bolstering its presence in the life sciences markets.

** Denmark's Novo Nordisk said it had agreed to buy Cardior Pharmaceuticals for up to 1.03 billion euros ($1.1 billion) to strengthen its cardiovascular pipeline.

** Brazilian conglomerate Ultrapar has increased its stake in logistics firm Hidrovias do Brasil , it said late on Sunday, as part of a strategy to expand its footprint in businesses exposed to Brazil's agricultural sector.

** Talgo's top shareholder is in talks to sell its 40% stake in the Spanish train maker to Swiss rival Stadler Rail as an alternative to a tender offer from Hungary's Ganz-Mavag consortium, El Economista newspaper reported, citing unidentified market sources.

** Private equity groups Advent International and CVC Capital have teamed up to bid for Partner in Pet Food (PPF), a maker of animal food owned by Cinven, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. (Compiled by Rajarshi Roy and Puyaan Singh in Bengaluru)