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Carlyle launches $5.4bn Taiwan tech offerThe US buyout firm is stepping up its exposure to the semiconductor industry with a bid for the Taiwanese microchip packager Advanced Semiconductor Engineering.
- Taiwanese regulators to clamp down on private equity deals
The Carlyle Group’s investment in Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, valued at $6.4bn, has prompted the government to review the its existing investment restrictions and tax regulations.
- TPG, Affinity make $1.4bn offer for UTAC(3)
TPG Capital and Affinity are proposing to delist a Singapore-listed semiconductor company for $1.4 billion. The offer follows a failed $1.6 billion buyout offer from Temasek Holdings for STATS ChipPac, another Singapore-listed chip company.
- TPG, Affinity make $1.4bn offer for UTAC(2)
TPG Capital and Affinity are proposing to delist a Singapore-listed semiconductor company for $1.4 billion. The offer follows a failed $1.6 billion buyout offer from Temasek Holdings for STATS ChipPac, another Singapore-listed chip company.
- TPG, Affinity make $1.4bn offer for UTAC
TPG Capital and Affinity are proposing to delist a Singapore-listed semiconductor company for $1.4 billion. The offer follows a failed $1.6 billion buyout offer from Temasek Holdings for STATS ChipPac, another Singapore-listed chip company.
- Oaktree seeks to delist Taiwanese manufacturer
Oaktree Capital, an alternative investment manager, is seeking to delist Taiwan’s Fu Sheng Industrial with a tender offer for all its shares. The $1 billion offer for the world’s largest manufacturer of golf club heads is backed by the founder and chairman.
- ASE attracts new buyout suitors(2)
Taiwanese chip-testing company ASE, which yesterday forced The Carlyle Group to abandon a $6 billion buyout offer, is reportedly attracting the attention of four new suitors.
- ASE shares soar as Carlyle gives up(2)
Shares in Taiwan-based ASE, the world’s largest chip testing company, soared to a seven year high today, after The Carlyle Group withdrew its $6 billion bid for the company. Many investors felt the offer was too low.
- Temasek extends buyout offer deadline for STATS ChipPAC(2)
Temasek has extended, again, the deadline on its buyout offer for Singapore and US-listed chip tester and packager STATS ChipPAC to 18 May.
- Carlyle loses exclusivity on ASE(2)
Carlyle’s attempts to increase its footprint in Asia have suffered a further setback, after an independent committee voted to cancel its exclusive bidding arrangement with Taiwanese firm Adavanced Semiconductor Engineering.