Carlyle sells Japanese snacks maker to D Capital
The Carlyle Group has exited its 100% stake in Japanese snack maker Oyatsu Company for an undisclosed sum to D Capital after a more than eight-year hold.
Carlyle Japan first invested in Oyatsu in May 2014, taking a more than 51% stake for around JPY 20bn (then USD 194m) via its third country fund, which closed on JPY 119.5bn in 2015. D Capital is investing...
More on North Asia
Latest News
Monolith sets $250m hard cap for China fund
Monolith Management, an investment firm established by Xi Cao, formerly a partner at Sequoia Capital China, has set the hard cap at USD 250m for its debut China venture capital fund.
Adamantem buys Australia's Retail Zoo from Bain
Adamantem Capital has acquired a majority stake in Retail Zoo, operator of Australia-headquartered food retail brands Boost Juice and Betty’s Burgers, from Bain Capital for an undisclosed sum.
Carlyle names Harvey Schwartz as CEO
The Carlyle Group has appointed Harvey M. Schwartz, formerly president and co-COO of Goldman Sachs, as its new CEO.
AVCJ Awards 2022: Deal of the Year – Large Cap: Crown Resorts
Crown Resorts represented a daunting target, given its size and pandemic and regulatory-related challenges. The Blackstone Group drew on its global know-how to make the USD 8.1bn deal work