GIC bags minority stake in Jimmy Choo at IPO
Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Private has taken a 4.6% stake in Jimmy Choo as the luxury shoemaker went public on the London Stock Exchange at a valuation of GBP546 million ($879 million).
It is the latest in a string of direct investments outside of Asia that have seen GIC gain exposure to education services in Brazil, e-payment and logistics in North America, and roadside recovery in the...
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