Deals
Ameex Mobile Exchange replaced Peak XV as Triple-A’s second-largest shareholder.
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DATA VANTAGE: Triple-A, Kopi Kenangan, Kyberlife in focus and other updates
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Singapore's MAS to allocate $1.1b to asset managers to boost equities market
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China's RoboTechnik falls in Hong Kong debut, other new comers mixed
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India: Ranjan Pai's Claypond in talks to back wheelchair maker Frido
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Samsung Electronics commits $1b to KKR-backed Helix Digital AI buildout
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Excelsior Capital Vietnam closes second fund at over $170m
New LP pools emerge, but track record matters more in Asia
Asia private credit moves beyond diversification by geography
Asia’s secondaries market sees a changing mix of sellers
Temasek-owned Seviora, First Abu Dhabi Bank ink strategic partnership
Policy & Regulations
It is the third batch of funding under the S$6.5b Equity Market Development Programme.
IPOs & Markets
RoboTechnik was one of four companies to start trading in Hong Kong on Tuesday.
Talks surface as Frido plans to step up R&D, launch new products and build its brand.
Helix’s anchor investors include KKR, the Kuwait Investment Authority, Nvidia, and others.
Singapore
The shift is altering how buyers assess a transaction.
Indonesia
Investors looking only at capital market movements could miss opportunities in the wider economy.
Greater China
ADIA has been stepping up its secondary investments in China in recent years.
World
Firmus designs, manufactures and operates AI factories to support large-scale workloads.
Anthropic’s expected valuation target is more than double its own estimated valuation of $965 billion in May.
