The Carlyle Group
Carlyle gets Taiwan telecom regulator clearance for Kbro sale
The Carlyle Group has received approval from Taiwan’s media and telecoms regulator, the National Communications Commission, for the sale of its local cable TV and broadband asset Kbro to the Tsai family, for some T$36 billion ($1.2 billion). Carlyle...
Carlyle not participating in Matahari Hypermart process
The Carlyle Group will not be participating in the next phases of Indonesian retail major Matahari's auction of its Hypermart branch, which could be worth up to $1 billion, AVCJ sources confirmed.
MBK lands 2010’s biggest exit with CNS
In October 2006, the month when Partners was labeled the frontrunner to buy 60% of Taiwanese cable giant China Network Systems (CNS) for $1.6 billion, the firm was dubbed ‘fledgling’ by one global financial publication.
TPG wins Firm of the Year, Bonderman receives Lifetime Achievement honor at 2010 AVCJ Awards
At the 10th AVCJ Asian Private Equity & Venture Capital Awards, presented this evening in an exclusive invitation-only ceremony in Hong Kong, a strong lineup was honored in a total of nine categories, with TPG Capital walking away with three Awards.
Carlyle among suitors for Indonesia's Matahari hypermarkets - reports
The hypermarket chain of Indonesian retail giant Matahari is up for sale, and suitors including the Carlyle Group and South Korean retailer Lotte Shopping are reportedly in the running to acquire the emerging market’s second-largest supermarket operator...
China winning out?
China may be leading the way - for global recovery and for Asian PE - but is it all blue skies?
Asian funds: arithmetic or geometry?
With Asia growing in size, scale and industry importance, what do the funds of the future look like?
Awards finalists – the people’s choice
This year's list of finalists for the AVCJ Asian Private Equity & Venture Capital Awards, released for public voting this week, was the result of the first ever open call for nominations in the Awards’ ten-year history.
Carlye, KKR, Warburg Pincus ready as India's Hero Honda deal restarts
US PE majors the Carlyle Group, Kohlberg Kravis & Roberts (KKR) and Warburg Pincus are in line to take a 15-18% stake apiece in India's Hero Honda Motors, coming as Japanese auto maker Honda nears its exit from the JV.
Carlyle-backed infant fomula company Yashili to make public debut in Hong Kong
US buyout firm Carlyle Group’s investee Yashili Group, one of the largest baby formula companies in China, is set to launch its IPO in Hong Kong later this month or early next month.
Taiwan regulators say Carlyle's exit plan for Kbro needs further review
Carlyle Group’s ongoing exit process for its Taiwan cable investee Kbro needs more discussion, according to Taiwan’s broadcast regulator, particularly over competition issues in the industry.
Carlyle hits Taiwan regulatory delay in Kbro exit
The Carlyle Group’s planned $1.14 billion sale of Taiwanese cable TV/broadband asset Kbro to the local Tsai family, backers of strategic peer Taiwan Mobile, failed to receive its expected regulatory nod, as Taiwan’s National Communications Commission...
Carlyle Kbro Taiwan deal in line for regulatory approval
The Carlyle Group is due to receive regulatory clearance for the $1.14 billion sale of its Taiwanese cable investee Kbro to the local Tsai family, principal promoters of strategic Taiwan Mobile, after the deal was stalled in June by a regulatory issue.
CalPERS PE data highlights MOR Asia
Asia on global par, later vintages lag
Russian roulette for PRC investing
Risk, rewards and everything in between: the promise of returns in China
Which way for Asian private equity?
The release of CalPERS's latest fund performance results comes at an interesting time.
Carlyle’s Marumo moves to Lazard
Masato Marumo, formerly an MD with Carlyle Group, who left the firm's Japan office earlier this year, has now joined Lazard Ltd. in Tokyo as an MD, where he will work closely with Yasu Hatakeyama, President and CEO of Lazard Frères Japan.
KKR, Bain, others vie for mid-cap investment in aero-focused Quest Global
Bain Capital, ChrysCapital, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., and Warburg Pincus are said to be competing to make an up-to $75 million investment in aeroengineering and manufacturing consultancy Quest Global - a unique scenario, as such global funds have...
Australian M&A: Sweet deals Down Under?
Slow first half for the Lucky Country
Carlye and TPG get regulatory approval to buy Healthscope for $2.5 billion
Global private equity giants the Carlyle Group and TPG Capital have received a green light from Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board to acquire the country's second-largest hospital operator, Healthscope.
China reshapes the world?
China's rise to private equity superpower status is the subject of much comment in AVCJ lately and elsewhere; but one less immediately obvious implication is the prediction made by David Patrick Eich of Kirkland & Ellis, that “China will have a profound...
Reliance/GTL deal off
The $11 billion merger of Reliance Infratel, Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group's cellular tower arm, and Indian independent telecoms major GTL Infrastructure, has been called off after parties failed to reach an agreement, nixing prospects for investment...
Hero Honda's motor stalled
Honda’s motor has reportedly stalled in its attempt to divest its 26.21% stake in its Indian Hero Honda subsidiary as Honda, Hero Honda’s promoters, and private equity suitors have not agreed on the valuation of the stake.
CHAMP in talks for Contract Aviation Industries
CHAMP Private Equity has emerged as a potential bidder for Australian aircraft and helicopter leasing company Contract Aviation Industries, joining US buyout major The Carlyle Group to vie for the asset.