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Vietnam's time to shine?Vietnam’s macroeconomic woes have so far discouraged private equity investment, but renewed activity suggests firms are reassessing the opportunity. By Clare Burrows
- Navis buys into Malaysian IT company
The Southeast Asia-focused firm has made the fourth investment from its separate Malaysia growth fund.
- Creador targets $200m with Fund II
Led by Brahmal Vasudevan, the firm will launch its next vehicle with an increased focus on Southeast Asia.
- Deal Mechanic: Navis & TrimCo
TrimCo in 2005 was a small Hong Kong-based supplier of care-and-content labels to apparel brands that manufactured in Southern China. It was a 30-year-old, family-owned shop that had reached a plateau – just the kind of business that appeals to Navis Capital Partners, a small-cap buyout firm based in Malaysia.
- PEI Awards: Carlyle and Partners Group win big
The results are in: Carlyle and Partners Group claimed top prizes in multiple categories, with groups including Apollo, Landmark, Actis, Navis and EQT also proving themselves as standout players.
- Navis buys Singaporean e-waste company
The Southeast Asia-focused firm has bought a majority stake in TES-Envirocorp and intends to help it expand to the US and Europe.
- CIMB to raise Southeast Asia fund
The Malaysia-based banking giant plans to raise a $200m private equity fund to invest in the region’s small and medium size businesses.
- Carlyle moves on Indonesia
Carlyle has confirmed it has hired Rajiv Louis to head Indonesia investments, signaling a stronger focus on a market that some believe is overhyped.
- Navis makes 2.2x on Australia exit
The pan-regional private equity firm has sold Callidus Process Solutions to a Dutch trade buyer, having expanded the Australian business into Southeast Asia and Africa.
- Wolseley plots $300m Australia fund
The Sydney-based firm expects to see more international LPs in its third private equity vehicle, while it actively exits its portfolio.