CHAMP seeks first stand-alone deal in Southeast Asia
CHAMP Private Equity is targeting acquisition opportunities in Southeast Asia for its A$1.5 billion ($1.55 billion) third fund. Managing Director Cameron Buchanan told Reuters that the firm would use its Singapore office to help Australian and New Zealand portfolio companies expand in Asia and also pursue its first stand-alone investments in the region.
CHAMP III closed in January after a difficult year of fundraising for Australia's private equity industry as a whole. It has already made two investments, temporary fencing business ATF and the wine operations...
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