Sharon Lim
Istithmar has acquired a control stake in a $130 million hotel being developed in the heart of Bangkok’s commercial district. It is the latest in a series of planned investments in the region by the Dubai-based group.
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.
Istithmar has acquired a control stake in a $130 million hotel being developed in the heart of Bangkok’s commercial district. It is the latest in a series of planned investments in the region by the Dubai-based group.
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.
Istithmar has acquired a control stake in a $130 million hotel being developed in the heart of Bangkok’s commercial district. It is the latest in a series of planned investments in the region by the Dubai-based group.
Dragonvest Partners has invested $1.5 million in a Series-A round in a Chinese game development and outsourcing company to expand its international operations and Shanghai studio.
Dragonvest Partners has invested $1.5 million in a Series-A round in a Chinese game development and outsourcing company to expand its international operations and Shanghai studio.
Dragonvest Partners has invested $1.5 million in a Series-A round in a Chinese game development and outsourcing company to expand its international operations and Shanghai studio.
Lone Star has sold a 13.6 percent stake in Korea Exchange Bank after a long-drawn investigation into the acquisition caused the sale of the firm’s entire interest in KEB to be abandoned. Separately, Lone Star sold Kukdong, a construction company.
Lone Star has sold a 13.6 percent stake in Korea Exchange Bank after a long-drawn investigation into the acquisition caused the sale of the firm’s entire interest in KEB to be abandoned. Separately, Lone Star sold Kukdong, a construction company.