ChrysCapital partially divests from Bajaj Auto Finance
PE firm ChrysCapital Management has reportedly made a partial exit from its holding Bajaj Auto Finance, selling approximately half of its 9% stake in the company for $24 million to Bajaj Finserv, the financial services arm of the Bajaj Group.
According to local reports, the sale brings Bajaj Finserv's holding in the company to 54.79%. ChrysCapital has been linked to Bajaj Auto Finance since February 2006, when it first invested $10 million...
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