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Anagram Partners advises LEAP India on acquisition of CHEP India

This strategic acquisition includes the transfer of CIPL's assets, customer base and team to LEAP India.

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Anagram Partner advised KKR backed LEAP India on its acquisition of CHEP India Private Limited (CIPL), a leading player in the supply chain industry.

The transaction team was led by Simone Reis (Partner) and comprised Shwetank Chaubey (Principal Associate), Anupam Nayak (Senior Associate), Aditya Agarwal (Associate), Rishabh Chhabaria (Associate) and Sakshi Agarwal (Associate).

LEAP India Private Limited

This strategic move involves the transfer of CIPL's assets, customer base, and team to LEAP India, aligning with LEAP's vision to deliver innovative and sustainable solutions that transform India's supply chain landscape. The combined entity now operates 33 warehouses, manages over 11 million assets, and serves more than 6,000 customer touchpoints with a workforce exceeding 3,000 full-time employees

LEAP India is a leading provider of sustainable supply chain solutions specializing in asset pooling services. Established with a mission to transform India's supply chain landscape, LEAP India offers innovative solutions such as returnable packaging, material handling equipment, and infrastructure for storage and transportation.

The company operates an extensive network across India, managing over 11 million assets, including pallets and crates, through 33 strategically located warehouses. Serving a diverse clientele across industries such as FMCG, automotive, retail, and e-commerce, LEAP India is recognized for its commitment to operational efficiency, sustainability, and customer-centric solutions.

CHEP India is a leading provider of pallet and container pooling solutions in India. As a subsidiary of Brambles, a global leader in the supply chain logistics industry, CHEP India offers businesses reusable transport equipment, such as pallets and containers, which are shared and reused throughout the supply chain.

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