Medreich promoters, however, refused to indicate the precise size of the stake.
The promoters said the move was to strengthen Medreich's branded generic business and the funds were to be deployed for expansion of manufacturing facilities in India and foray into new markets such as France, Spain, China, Far East, Latin America and Africa.
For the transaction, Yes Bank was strategic and financial advisor to the Medreich.
"Temasek's investment has come at an opportune time in the growth cycle of the group and will enable us to further strengthen operations in the branded generic business in key geographies in Europe, Far East Asia and Africa," the three promoters, Rajeev Mehta, Keith de Souza and C P Bothra said in a joint statement.
"Temasek will provide valuable strategic networking, adding significant value to the business model by way of opening up opportunities in various south-east Asian and north Asian regions," they added.
The Medreich group provides outsourced formulation manufacturing services to pharmaceutical companies and also manufactures and distributes its own branded generics. The company says it has over the time built up a standing in terms of quality and service.



