Billionaire Aloke Lohia’s Indorama Ventures To Acquire Blackstone’s Risk In Indian Product Packaging Company For $219 Million

Indorama Ventures– Managed by Thai billionaire Aloke Lohia– It has actually accepted purchase a 24.9% risk in Indian product packaging business EPL from United States personal equity titan Blackstone for 19 billion rupees (US$ 219 million), strengthening its financial investment in India.

Bangkok-listed Indorama Ventures Int Indoramanetherlands will certainly pay Blackstone 240 for each and every EPL share, with a small costs of Rs 237.56 last Friday. The business will certainly utilize its inside created capital to money the deal, which is anticipated to be finished in the coming months.

” EPL is recognized for its cutting-edge, top notch product packaging items around the world and reverberates with Indorama’s viewpoint of eye-catching services with a substantial future worldwide in addition to India and India.” Lohia, Creator and Team Chief Executive Officer of Indorama Ventures, in a declaration

Established In 1982, EPL generates plastic laminates and tubes for clients in the pharmaceutical and fast-moving durable goods market. The business generates greater than 8 billion tubes in 21 centers in 11 nations annually and utilizes greater than 3,500 individuals.

Lohia’s total assets is approximated at $1.4 billion. Forbes’ Real-time information. The Indian-born magnate runs the globe’s biggest polyterephthalate or pet dog Indorama Ventures. His older sibling, Sri Prakash Lohia (among the richest individuals in Indonesia) is the chairman of the business and the independently had Indorama Corp., a supplier of plant foods and accumulations that make plastics.