Warburg Pincus Leads a US$100 Million Round in Vietnam-based Vincom Retail (Asia)

Global private equity firm Warburg Pincus has led a US$100 million follow-on investment round for Vietnam-based shopping mall operator Vincom Retail. Other investors in the consortium were not disclosed. The follow-on investment brings the Warburg-led consortium’s total investment in the company to US$300 million, after its first investment of US$200… Read More

Clearwater Capital Partners Exits GSS Infotech via Share Sale (Asia)

Clearwater Capital Partners, an investment firm focused on credit and special situations in Asia, has fully exited its stake in India-based information technology solutions and outsourcing company GSS Infotech. Clearwater sold its 18.2 percent stake in the company for INR46.6 million (approximately US$732,000) via open market transactions on the Bombay… Read More

The Carlyle Group Commits up to US$500 Million to Magna Energy (Asia)

Global alternative asset manager The Carlyle Group has committed an equity line of up to US$500 million to India-focused upstream oil and gas company Magna Energy. The equity will reportedly be delivered from an initial equity line of US$250 million, with an option to draw down an additional US$250 million… Read More

KKR to Invest in Tarena International (Asia)

Global investment firm KKR has agreed to acquire a 13 percent stake in Tarena International, a China-based professional education company listed on the NASDAQ Stock Market. KKR will purchase 6.8 million shares in the company from existing shareholders–investment bank Goldman Sachs and venture capital firm IDG Technology Venture Investments–for US$70… Read More

Warburg Pincus Partially Exits China Biologic Products (Asia)

Global private equity firm Warburg Pincus has partially exited United States-listed biopharmaceutical company China Biologic Products via a share sale. Warburg sold 2.3 million shares for US$105 apiece, returning a total of US$241.5 million and reducing Warburg’s holding in the company from 43 percent to 34 percent. The transaction was… Read More



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