Greater China
Buyback clauses are proving far less reliable than many investors once assumed.
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EQT plans to launch fundraise for new Asia mid-market fund
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ID Digest: Sinergi Inti sets up data centre unit; Indointernet seeks to go private
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SoftBank earnings set for OpenAI boost, with focus on future funding
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India: Carlyle to invest $232m in Edelweiss's housing finance arm Nido
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Malaysia's Sunway Healthcare hires six banks as IPO underwriters
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There was strong investor appetite for policy-aligned industries like software and semiconductor.
Vietnam
Firm hopes to cater to growing demand in India, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Indonesia
In 2025, the IDX witnessed only 26 listings, falling short of its target of 45 IPOs.
Anta signed a $1.8b deal for a 29% stake in Puma last week.
Singapore
EQT, Blackstone, KKR, and TPG are attempting to raise even bigger Asia flagship funds.
China’s central bank is essentially highlighting that only its own digital yuan is legitimate.
This week, KKR planted its flag in two areas of PE at once—secondaries and sports investing.
The region’s competitive digital payment market is now defined by infrastructure depth.
Slow domestic growth and robust regional demand drive expansion strategies.
