Warburg Pincus

Retail Asia22/08/2018

US private equity firm Warburg Pincus has signed on to buy a majority stake in Beijing baby products retailer Leyou, according to a report. Warburg’s acquisition – valued at between US$200-400 million, is a brand with a 580-store strong network of self-operated and franchised outlets operating in 150 cities. The deal was handled by investment […]

Retail Asia30/11/2017

Warburg Pincus, one of the largest investors in China’s commercial and industrial real estate, has found its next pot of gold amid the country’s property market, as residential assets succumb to a year-long government campaign to cool prices. The New York-based private equity firm said it is investing 1.5 billion yuan (US$227 million) into Sunsea […]

Retail Asia21/04/2016

A majority stake in UK luxury fashion retailer Reiss has been bought by private equity company Warburg Pincus. The transaction values the brand, which started out as a menswear store in 1971, at £230 million. Reiss has two stores in Hong Kong and four in Manila, Philippines; its only stores to date in Asia. The […]

Retail Asia08/12/2015

Private equity investor Warburg Pincus is making a bid of up to $400 million for the giant MedPlus India pharmacy chain. Nine year old MedPlus currently operates a network of 1200 retail stores in 12 states of India. Promoter Madhukar Gangadi, who together with his family owns 31 per cent of the company, wants to […]

Retail Asia02/07/2015

Vietnam’s largest mall operator, Vincom Retail, has secured US$100 million in funding from a consortium led by private equity company Warburg Pincus. It takes the US PE company’s combined investment in the Vietnamese property developer to $300 million. Vincom Retail, the largest shopping mall operator in Vietnam, currently has 20 malls in operation or under […]

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PE takes stake in China’s Leyou

Warburg Pincus bets big on Chinese car park operator Sunsea

Warburg Pincus takes Reiss stake

Warburg Pincus in $400m bid for MedPlus India

Vincom Retail wins US$100m PE funding