Pramod Mathew
Editor at DealStreetAsia
Journalist with @dealstreetasia. Past life: @qzindia, @forbes_india, @EconomicTimes. Alumnus @ACJIndia
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3 days ago |
dealstreetasia.com | Pramod Mathew
Thailand’s food giant Charoen Pokphand Foods will buy a 23.8% stake in CP Pokphand from Japanese trading house Itochu Corp for $1.1 billion to become its sole owner, the company said on Monday. Bermuda-based CP Pokphand, which operates agri-food businesses such as animal farming and the sale of processed food products in China and Vietnam, was delisted from the Hong Kong stock exchange in 2022, under parent Charoen Pokphand Foods and Itochu’s joint offer to take the unit private.
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4 days ago |
dealstreetasia.com | Pramod Mathew
India hosted the most initial public offerings globally in the first quarter of 2025, continuing the momentum witnessed last year, when the country had emerged as a global IPO hotspot. Start your deal-making journey now!Subscribe now to enjoy unlimited access at just $59. Premium coverage on private equity, venture capital, and startups in Asia. Exclusive scoops from our reporters in nine key markets. In-depth interviews with industry leaders shaping the ecosystem. Subscribe nowAlready a Subscriber?
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5 days ago |
dealstreetasia.com | Pramod Mathew
This week, we released our quarterly report on startup fundraising in Southeast Asia. And, as expected, there was no twist in the plot—deal momentum continued to slide, hitting new historic lows and vindicating the view that the region continues to be in a state of prolonged recalibration.
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Apr 9, 2022 |
dealstreetasia.com | Pramod Mathew
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Mar 5, 2022 |
dealstreetasia.com | Pramod Mathew
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