Leopard Capital's Cambodia fund commits to Engage Resources
Leopard Capital has invested an undisclosed sum in Engage Resources, enabling the kenaf-based products manufacturer to expand its operations from Thailand into Cambodia. Kenaf is a fibrous plant used in animal feed as well as in the construction and paper and pulp industries.
The investment was made via Leopard's Cambodia fund, which reached a final close of $34.1 million in December 2009. It has since made 14 investments in Cambodia, Thailand and Laos across the telecom, financial...
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