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Vietnam’s Mekong Capital said to raise fifth fund at $250m by next year

Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc

27 September, 2019

Vietnam-focused private equity firm Mekong Capital plans a hard cap of $250 million for its fifth fund and expects to reach the target by early next year, DealStreetAsia has learnt.

The development was first reported by Private Equity International. We have independently verified the news from sources familiar with the firm.

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