KKR impact fund backs Australasian edtech player
KKR’s global impact investment fund has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Australia and New Zealand-based Education Perfect, a provider of digital teaching and learning toolkits for schools, at a valuation of NZ$455 million ($320 million).
One of the sellers is Malaysian real estate developer Mulpha International, which assumed control of the business in 2017 alongside Australia-based private equity firm Five V Capital. Mulpha said in...
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