Creador invests $34m in India's Shriji Polymers
Creador has invested INR2.5 billion ($34 million) in Shriji Polymers India, a manufacturer of plastic pharmaceuticals packaging, taking a significant minority stake and providing an exit for Tata Capital.
Creador is said to be acquiring an approximately 17% stake. Tata Capital Healthcare Fund has invested at least $8 million in the company since 2015 and is said to be selling a 13% interest. According...
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