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Private equity-backed contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) stands to welcome new investors, with ChrysCapital primed as the likely choice.

Private equity company ChrysCapital positions itself as a leading contender for funding a local contract-related venture.

Private equity-backed CDMO company potentially shifts towards ChrysCapital's ownership
Private equity-backed CDMO company potentially shifts towards ChrysCapital's ownership

Private equity-backed contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) stands to welcome new investors, with ChrysCapital primed as the likely choice.

In the bustling world of private equity in India, ChrysCapital is making waves with its active pursuit of a significant investment in a local contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO). As of late July 2025, this potential deal remains unsealed, but the homegrown private equity firm is firmly in the running [1][5].

The exact identity of the CDMO has not been disclosed, but it's clear that ChrysCapital is keen on expanding its footprint in India's contract manufacturing ecosystem. This potential investment could potentially catapult ChrysCapital's PE fund to become the largest in India.

It's worth noting that ChrysCapital's interest in the manufacturing sector is not new. The firm already holds a substantial equity (44.8%) in Safex Chemicals, an Indian company operating in the chemicals sector with contract manufacturing activities. Safex Chemicals recently filed draft papers with SEBI for an Initial Public Offering (IPO), underscoring ChrysCapital's role as a major investor in this related field [3].

ChrysCapital's active involvement in raising funds for its sector-agnostic PE fund further underscores its commitment to India's burgeoning private equity landscape. Two individuals have informed our website about this potential investment, making it one of the developments we are reporting.

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ChrysCapital's potential investment in a local CDMO could significantly grow its PE fund, potentially making it the largest in India (finance-related). Additionally, the firm's existing investment in Safex Chemicals, a company involved in contract manufacturing activities, indicates that ChrysCapital has a broader interest in India's manufacturing sector (finance and manufacturing).

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