Mumbai-based ACG chose Zagreb as its headquarters for the European and Russian markets. The office will focus on quality control and create up to 30 new jobs. ACG is best known for manufacturing hard gelatin capsules for medications. The company already had an operation in Ludbreg with 250 employees. In total, ACG has invested upward of $47M in Croatia. In 2016, Croatia won an award for Best FDI project in Eastern Europe.  (Translated from Vecernji List)

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