Deals
Central first acquired a stake in Nguyen Kim in 2015.
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Thailand's Central Retail sells Vietnam-based Nguyen Kim at steep loss
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Bharti Enterprises, Warburg Pincus jointly invest in Haier India
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Blue Tokai-backer Anicut Capital closes third credit fund at $142m
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Stonepeak nears deal to buy majority stake in BP's Castrol
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KKR, PAG to acquire Sapporo Holdings' real estate unit
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Under the deal, Bharti and Warburg Pincus will jointly hold a 49% stake in the company.
Private Credit
The latest fundraise brings Anicut Capital’s total AUM to about Rs 4,500 crore across debt and equity strategies.
BP is set to receive roughly $6 billion in proceeds from the sale of a 65% stake in Castrol.
The deal will close in stages over three years, with the first tranche of the sale expected to close on June 1, 2026.
Singapore
GP-led deals are attracting global buyout firms as these use cases multiply in Asia.
Indonesia
Analysts say inflows this year have functioned more as a buffer than a growth engine.
Philippines
Investor sentiment remains cautious despite several policy reforms.
Rest of Asia
The funds will extend loans primarily to European clients of the Japanese financial group
Real estate, digital infra , and energy transition will be core drivers of demand.
