Greater China
Meituan will buy 100% of Dingdong’s mainland China operations for $717m.
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IFC weighs $50m trade finance facility for Vietnam’s Nam A Bank
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Australia's Pepper Money soars on $815m bid from Challenger, major shareholder
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Indonesia’s IPO window remains open in 2026 but only selectively
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Singapore's Engine Biosciences bags $13.6m from existing investors
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With Puma stake, China's Anta seeks to enter the arena with Nike and Adidas
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Editor’s Take: The Week That Was—Feb 2-7
Asia braces for deal frenzy as PE giants build record war chests
TPG’s debut mid-cap PE fund for Asia garners $742m so far
Southeast Asia PE deals remain strong as exits fall behind
Ant International deepens push into SE Asia’s payment infrastructure stack
India
Peak XV invested $8m, while existing investors InfoEdge and Chiratae infused $2.5m each.
Singapore
Grab’s capital allocation will be centered around tech, innovation, and service reliability.
Indonesia
Grab extended its regional market share from 53.8% in 2024 to 55% in 2025.
The financing was a mix of equity and credit.
The company is not issuing new shares in the IPO and will not receive any proceeds.
The financing also saw participation from Lightspeed and Z47.
Vietnam
Alibaba and SK Group are the only remaining overseas shareholders.
George Raymond Zage III, Sentient Enablers Holdings, and EDBI also invested.
The pattern is clear: the market continues to reward profitability.
