• Global private equity firm Carlyle is planning to establish a $400-million platform in India, focused on acquiring and merging auto component manufacturers.
• The firm aims to target mid-sized companies specializing in precision machining and components for electric vehicles (EVs), with plans to integrate them through a series of roll-up mergers.
• Carlyle identifies a strong opportunity in India’s expanding domestic market and its potential to become an export hub in the auto component industry.
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