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The proposed changes give flexibility to some companies to do two buybacks a year.
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Private Equity
The healthcare fund drew participation from LPs in Europe, the US and Southeast Asia.
Deals
Cult.fit has reportedly secured $47 million in fresh funding from Temasek.
The deal may contribute $60m incremental Adjusted EBITDA in 2028.
Vice Premier He Lifeng met Temasek’s chairperson Teo Chee Hean.
Rest of Asia
The two firms will also execute joint investments globally.
The sector accounted for 41% of the total buyout deal value of $6.4b in 2025, according to Deloitte.
India
Kotak was chosen as the preferred bidder over Federal Bank.
Vietnam
It posted a net loss of $1.34b in the period.
Greater China
Ningbo Ninghai Xingtaihe Fund and Wonderland Capital were among the investors.
