Archive · 2 Oct 2025
Temasek, PE Firms Compete for Stake in Romsons Group
Singapore's Temasek, along with other investment firms, is trying to buy a small part of Romsons Group, a company that makes medical devices.
Romsons, founded in 1952, makes products like adult diapers and baby products, and exports them worldwide.
The potential deal could value Romsons at a significant amount.
This interest reflects the growing importance of the medical technology industry in India.
Romsons' income and profits have increased in the past year, with a large projected growth in the Indian medtech market.
Temasek is vying to acquire a minority stake in Romsons Group.
The deal is expected to value Romsons at approximately ₹1,500 crore.
Romsons Group manufactures medical devices, including adult diapers and baby products.
The company exports products to over 75 countries.
The Indian medtech market is projected to grow significantly in the next six years.
- Who
- Temasek, Warburg Pincus, and TA Associates are bidding to acquire a minority stake in Romsons Group.
- What
- Temasek is joining the race to acquire a minority stake in Romsons Group.
- When
- The deal is expected to close in the near future.
- Where
- Romsons Group is based in Agra, India.
- Why
- This deal would provide Romsons with external capital and is part of the growing investor interest in the Indian healthcare and medtech sector.
- Company
- Romsons Group
- Industry
- Medical Device Manufacturing
- Potential Deal Value
- ₹1,500 crore
- Key Bidders
- Temasek, Warburg Pincus, TA Associates
- Romsons FY24 Total Income
- ₹875.09 crore
- Romsons FY24 Net Profit
- ₹140 crore
- Romsons Products Sold In
- 75+ countries
- Indian Medtech Market Value (2023-24)
- $12 billion
- Projected Medtech Market Value (in 6 years)
- $50 billion