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AZB & Partners lead Nadathur Group on sale of its shareholding in Indegene to Carlyle and Brighton Park Capital
AZB & Partners lead Nadathur Group on sale of its shareholding in Indegene to Carlyle and Brighton Park Capital The Carlyle Group and Brighton Park Capital Management, L.P. have each acquired an undisclosed minority stake in Indegene Private Limited from Nadathur Holdings & Investments Pvt. Ltd. The companies have made an investment of USD 200m for the transaction. The...
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AZB & Partners lead Nadathur Group on sale of its shareholding in Indegene to Carlyle and Brighton Park Capital
The Carlyle Group and Brighton Park Capital Management, L.P. have each acquired an undisclosed minority stake in Indegene Private Limited from Nadathur Holdings & Investments Pvt. Ltd.
The companies have made an investment of USD 200m for the transaction. The transaction consists of both primary investment and a secondary sale by existing investors. The acquisition will help Indegene to accelerate its global expansion and consolidate its industry-leading position in healthtech solutions
In 2005, Infosys co-founder NS Raghavan's Nadathur Holdings bought an undisclosed stake in Indegene for an undisclosed consideration.
Founded in 1998 and based in Bengaluru, India, Indegene Private Limited is a provider of clinical, commercial, and marketing solutions to life science, pharmaceutical, and healthcare organizations.
The Carlyle Group is a global investment firm with deep industry expertise that deploys private capital across three business segments: Global Private Equity, Global Credit and Investment Solutions.
Brighton Park Capital is a Greenwich, Conn.-based investment firm that specializes in software, information services, technology-enabled services, and healthcare. The firm seeks to invest in companies that provide highly innovative solutions, partner with great management teams, and bring purpose-built, value-add capabilities that match the unique requirements of its companies.
The team from AZB & Partners involved in the deal included Sai Krishna Bharathan and Vivek Bajaj (Partners) and Samyuktha Santhosh (Senior Associate).