KKR to sell Korean battery components maker for $1b
KKR is set for the first exit from its third Asian fund, having agreed to sell Korean copper foils manufacturer KCF Technologies to an affiliate of SK Group for KRW1.2 trillion ($1 billion).
KCF was one of two divisions carved out from LS Group less than two years ago at a combined valuation of KRW1.1 trillion. KKR took full ownership of KCF, which produces copper foils and flexible copper...
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