Deals
Here are the most significant private equity, venture capital and startup developments from the week that went by.
Asset manager Value Partners said to have laid off a third of China staff
Bahrain's Investcorp to buy NSE's IT arm for $120m in India push
Indonesia's Bukalapak hits positive adjusted EBITDA for first time in Q1
Indonesian tech giant GoTo's losses narrow as revenue jumps in Q1 2024
CRRC Times Electric’s semiconductor unit bags over $597m equity funding
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HK-based PE firm Azuremount WH closes co-control deal in AI software developer ATOM
Lured by robust exits, PE firms line up for hospital assets in India; SE Asia to follow
GoTo-backed digital lender Bank Jago’s profits surge 24% in Q1 2024
The LP View: Infra fund managers seen adopting clear climate strategy in Asia, says AIIB exec
Editor’s take: The week that was — April 22-27
Analysis
“Decision was made due to deteriorating macroeconomics in Myanmar.”
Myanmar-based Rent 2 Own issued new shares to PE firm Delta Capital Myanmar and others this week.
Policy & Regulations
The two neighbours will work towards enhancing the cross-border flows of goods and people.
The Adani Group company announced the sale in May 2022 after a military coup in Myanmar
The deal will pave the way for Chevron’s exit from the Asian country.
Following a military coup in Myanmar in 2021, Telenor announced the sale of its business.
Puma’s interest in Myanmar includes the a fuel import terminal at Thilawa and aviation fuel supplies.
The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including Myanmar regulatory approvals.
Myanmar
Norway’s Telenor withdrew from the country in March this year in a departure mired in difficulty.