NDTV Profit was the first to report this last week and now in the latest development, troubled infrastructure firm Maytas, which has asked to be sold, may find no dearth of bidders. Maytas was pushed into the limelight after its founders ended up in the dock for cooking up India' biggest fraud at sister firm Satyam. The race to acquire Maytas Infra is heating up and is likely to be as closely watched as the race for Satyam. Big infrastructure companies have jumped onto the bandwagon, and are all vying for a piece of the Maytas Infra pie.Even as buzz about the beleaguered Maytas Infra scouting for strategic partners grows louder, Hong Kong-headquartered brokerage and investment group CLSA has picked up a total 6.86% equity in the company. CLSA is learnt to have mopped up the entire equity through open market transactions in the month of July through its Mauritius arm CLSA (Mauritius) Limited. […]