IDFC PE’s Parag Milk Foods seeks to double capacity
Parag Milk Foods, the Indian dairy company that received a INR1.55 billion ($28.7 million) investment from IDFC Private Equity in September, plans to double its capacity by expanding existing production plants and setting up new facilities. It currently produces 2 million liters of milk per day and is targeting 5 million liters.
Parag expects to commit INR4.5 billion to these efforts and would consider raising further funds through an IPO over the next two years, according to Devendra Shah, the company chairman. Revenues are...
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