<article>Singapore&#8217;s Temasek and Britain&#8217;s Metric Capital have bought into Nusr-Et steakhouse owner D.ream in a deal valuing the Turkish firm at $1.2 billion.</article>

Singapore&#8217;s Temasek and Britain&#8217;s Metric Capital have bought into Nusr-Et steakhouse owner D.ream in a deal valuing the Turkish firm at $1.2 billion.
Nusr-Et was made famous by butcher-turned-social media star Nusret Gokce, who went viral under the nickname &#8220;Salt Bae&#8221; in 2017 after posting videos of himself salting meat.
Salt Bae&#8217;s distinctive cobra-like manoeuver earned Gokce more than 12 million Instagram followers and has helped launch Nusr-Et restaurants in the Middle East, New York and Miami.
Dogus Restaurant Entertainment and Management (D.ream), which has a presence in 170 locations in 12 countries, said on Monday state-owned Temasek Holding and Metric Capital had paid $200 million for a 17 percent holding.
Reuters

Nusr-Et steakhouse owner D.ream, which has a presence in 170 locations in 12 countries, said Temasek and Metric Capital had paid $200 million for a 17% holding.

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