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AI-led value creation is seen to show a quicker impact on margin improvement.
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India
“We could allocate 20-25% of our corpus to control and buyout deals,” said Vijay Dhanuka.
“We see opportunity in profitable mid-cap growth companies,” says Adrian Li.
Indonesia
“GCC economies have been active investors in green energy in Indonesia,” says chief economist Reza Yamora Siregar.
Thailand
It targets venture and growth strategies in blockchain and digital assets.
Greater China
The Andreessen Horowitz-backed company plans to build a local team of 10 or more people by end-2026.
The firm sees more LPs aiming to diversify into Asia.
Philippines
Maharlika is adopting a due diligence framework more typical of international markets