AZB, D&D, Quillon act for PAG invest conglomerate in buy of Chennai’s Anjan Drug

Gamot, an investment platform formed by private equity (PE) firm PAG along with PE funds CX Partners and Samara Capital has acquired a controlling stake in Chennai-based API manufacturer Anjan Drug.

The Times of India

AZB & Partners advised PAG Asia Capital HK Limited led by a team of partners Ashwath Rau and Atreya Bhattacharya, senior associate Raina Upadhyay.

Desai & Diwanji advised bulk-drugs maker Anjan Drug led by a team of partner Siddarth Mody with senior associates Rahul Deodhar and Prerana Chaudhari.

Update 18 November: Quillon Partners represented CX Partners with a team led by partners Ankit Majmudar and Namrata Sinha with associate Stuti Khosla.

2020-08-01

Deal value: Confidential

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Comments

Guest 18 Nov 2020, 11:03
Troll
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Sad to see AZB support the Chinese when we’re in a state of armed conflict with them on the border.
Guest 18 Nov 2020, 12:39
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Why is this considered ‘trollish’? It doesn’t behoove one of India’s largest law firms to take enemy money at a time when there is a nationwide movement against Chinese imports.
Guest 18 Nov 2020, 13:34
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They should consider donating the fees, net of expenses, to one of the Army relief funds. It’s really the least they can do.
Guest 18 Nov 2020, 14:43
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We are? The PM doesn't say so. So are we supposed to believe the media about it now, and then disbelieve them when they report about the hash of a job the current government is making of our foreign relations? I'm just trying to figure out the wavelength along which your thought process works.
Guest 19 Nov 2020, 15:51
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S Mody is a rockstar..highest performing partner of D&D...lets see how long he sticks there...heard he has resigned..and is on notice period..