PAG along with CX Partners, Samara Capital to acquire API maker Anjan
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Mumbai: Asia-focused private equity firm, PAG, has recently announced that along with consortium partners CX Partners and Samara Capital, it had reached an agreement to acquire a controlling stake in Anjan Drug Pvt. Ltd., a Chennai-based manufacturer of active pharmaceutical ingredients (API).
The acquisition is part of the PAG-led consortium's strategy to create a best-in-class platform for the development and production of bulk drug ingredients. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Said Nikhil Srivastava, Managing Director and head of India private equity at PAG: "Partnering with Mr. Kalaichelvan and Anjan is a key first step in our plan to create the preeminent platform for Indian API. The company has a strong customer base in some of the world's largest and best- regulated pharmaceuticals markets and maintains the highest quality manufacturing standards. On behalf of the consortium, we look forward to working with Mr. Kalaichelvan and the company's management to help them continue on their path to growth."
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