Deals
The deal marks the first female-founded and entrepreneur-led company in Bintang’s portfolio.
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EQT bullish on investments, buyouts in India after exceeding target
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Quadria Capital extends final close of $800m healthcare fund
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EQT launches energy transition strategy with acquisition of German's ju:niz
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Apple plans $1b component manufacturing plant in Indonesia
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Bintang Capital invests in Malaysia's The Flow Studio
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Indies Capital raises over $200m for fourth credit fund
Venture Capital
The national fund-of-funds has an initial capital of $224 million.
Analysis
The signing was originally planned for Dec. 9.
Policy & Regulations
Washington is expected to further curb exports to Chinese semiconductor toolmakers.
Malaysia, too, is keen to attract Chinese capital, technology and talent.
Here’s a look at the all the top developments of the week that went by.
The acquisition marks Catcha’s expansion into the IT sector.
IPOs & Markets
According to the company’s prospectus, DIY intends to offer 10% of its shares to the public.
The funding values the company at $44m.
Indonesia remains the region’s top destination for logistics investments.
