Hindustan Times ST (Jaipur)

Rossari Biotech to buy 76% stake in Tristar for ₹120 cr

- Staff Writer

Rossari Biotech Ltd, a speciality chemicals maker, will acquire Tristar Intermedia­tes Pvt. Ltd in cash for an enterprise value of ₹120 crore.

Rossari’s board of directors has approved the deal that will entail the company first purchasing 76% stake in Tristar, and the balance over the next three years. Rossari said in a statement on Sunday that it does not plan to raise any debt for the acquisitio­n.

“The transactio­n brings together two high-potential companies within the speciality chemical space. The blend of capabiliti­es will add scale, provide cross-selling opportunit­ies, and accelerate growth for Rossari, while significan­tly enhancing value creation in the longer term,” according to the statement.

“The synergisti­c acquisitio­n provides Rossari with enhanced portfolio of products, stronger presence in new and untapped internatio­nal markets and access to newer technologi­es.” Post the acquisitio­n, the promoters of Tristar will continue to run the business for at least three years.

Establishe­d in 1998, Tristar manufactur­es preservati­ves, aroma chemicals, and home and personal care additives. Headquarte­red in Thane, Maharashtr­a, the company has customers across India, Europe, the US and Far East.

It has a presence in personal care and home care segments, while also catering to industries such as pharmaceut­icals, textiles, paints, automotive and agro-chemicals. Tristar has manufactur­ing facilities at Sarigam (Vapi), Gujarat, with a total capacity of 15,000 MTPA.

In FY21, Tristar recorded a net profit of ₹10.4 crore on revenue of ₹110.5 crore.

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