Carlyle, Brighton Park invest $200m in India's Indegene
The Carlyle Group and US GP Brighton Park Capital have committed a combined $200 million to Indegene, an Indian technology provider for the healthcare and life sciences industries.
The investors will acquire minority positions of undisclosed size. The transaction comprises primary and secondary tranches - several existing backers are selling shares - and values the company at $500-600...
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