IPOs & Markets
It is looking to list the REITs on Bursa Malaysia in 2026 and on SGX in 2027.
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Beyond the Buyout: India is no longer an allocation, it’s a strategy
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DayOne bags mezzanine loan from Brookfield for Finnish data centres
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Deal Digest: VinFast invests $500m more in India plant; EQT backs PropertyMe
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HKIC reports nearly $302m investment income in 2024
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Gaw Capital's RMB fund makes first buy in Chengdu mall
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Deals
HeyMax issued new shares worth $6.7 million last week.
Venture Capital
Fund 1 was set up in 2015 to invest in Malaysian early-stage startups.
Tether has invested an additional $10 million in the Singapore-based mobile payments startup.
Analysis
Mixed-gender leadership teams captured two-thirds of the private capital raised since 2020.
It is looking to sell 300 million existing shares, or 30% of its issued capital, via the IPO.
Also read about the fall in early-stage deal volume in Malaysia in 9M 2025.
The REITs have a combined asset value of up to $8 billion
The round was led by early-stage investor Integra Partners.
State investor sets aviation, energy, digital infra as core sectors while also nurturing startups.
