Micro Life Sciences Private Limited and its existing investor Warburg Pincus, on the proposed fund raise of US 200 million from Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.

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Micro Life Sciences Private Limited and its existing investor Warburg Pincus, on the proposed fund raise of US 200 million from Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.

AZB & Partners advised Micro Life Sciences Private Limited (‘Meril’), one of India’s leading medical devices companies, and its existing investor Warburg Pincus, on the proposed fund raise of US 200 million from Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (‘ADIA’). The investment values Meril at an enterprise value of USD 6.6 billion.

Our deal team comprised of our Senior Partner Vaidhyanadhan Iyer, Partner Jeet Chaudhuri, Senior Associates Shivani Shenoy and Vyoma Mehta, and Associate Janhavi Rajkumar. They were supported by Associates Akanksha Khandelwal, Shloka Jain, Pavit Kaur, Rishad A. Mehta and Tarini Mehtani on the due diligence; Partner Nandan Pendsey, Senior Associate Rhea Ghanshani and Associate Labdhi Golechha on the IP aspects; Partner Vikram Shroff and Associate Yashashwini Santuka on the employment law aspects; Senior Associates Veeral Vakharia, Rohan Puskur and Associate Divya Pani on the real estate aspects; Senior Partner Bharat Budholia, Senior Associate Varun Thakur and Associate Ashna Mahajan on the competition law aspects.

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