Baer Capital anticipates first exit, second fund launch in 2010
Baer Capital Partners, an India-focused investment firm based in Dubai, is looking to make its first exit by ushering portfolio company A2Z Group onto an Indian exchange, coming as the four-year-old firm additionally looks to raise a reported $300 million for its second private equity fund.
According to reports citing Baer's CEO and co-founder Brij Singh, the firm looks to launch an IPO for power distributer A2Z by December, pending regulatory approval. PE firm Lexington Partners and Indian...
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