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11 CÈ pieces since 28 June 2026: 5 deals, 3 intel items, 3 essays. Newest first. All companies →
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Three lenders put up S$60m to buy Singapore SMEs off founders with no successor.
On dikaiosyne, and the August week three lenders priced your exit above your growth.
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Washington can cut Chinese banks off dollar clearing. Iran won’t be the reason.
Bessent promised the greatest coordinated economic isolation in history. The one measure that reaches Iran’s last buyer is the one that spends the rail everything else runs on.
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Grid capacity is rationed, so DayOne will make its own: $415M green loan, 20MW, hydrogen fuel cells
DBS, OCBC and UOB arranged a S$530 million four-year green loan for DayOne's 20MW facility in western Singapore, which pairs on-site solid oxide fuel cells with vertical solar and hybrid cooling. It opens in Q1 2027.
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Retirement is the deal flow: Timah Partners lands S$60M to buy Singapore SMEs from exiting owners
UOB, RHB Bank and Genesis Alternative Ventures gave Timah Partners a S$60 million delayed-drawdown facility, one of the first umbrella structures in Southeast Asia, to buy B2B firms turning S$10 million to S$50 million in revenue.
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Singapore's retiring owners are an asset class: Timah Partners lands a $47M acquisition facility
UOB, RHB and Genesis Alternative Ventures lent S$60 million on an umbrella delayed-drawdown line, letting Timah buy B2B firms with S$10–50 million revenue without refinancing each deal.
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Malaysian banks are funding Singapore's compute overflow: STT GDC raises $1.37B for a 166MW Johor campus
UOB Malaysia coordinated the green loan alongside OCBC, Standard Chartered and CIMB. Phase one carries 166MW of IT load at Nusa Cemerlang, inside the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone.
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Ageing is becoming an investable platform: Singapore's iWOW raises S$15M from nine institutions
iWOW placed 66.67 million shares at S$0.225 each, drawing UOB Asset Management, Lion Global, Tokio Marine and Value Partners. Proceeds shore up the balance sheet after its acquisition of The Gentle Group.
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Supply chains left China and stopped in ASEAN: foreign investment hits a record $244 billion
UOB's read of UN trade data puts 2025 inflows to Southeast Asia at $244 billion, up 10% against 6% global growth. Singapore took $151 billion, Malaysia expanded 51% on digital infrastructure, and Indonesia fell 14%.
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BNP Paribas, Temasek and Rockefeller just put US$31m into mud
Rize just raised US$31m from BNP Paribas, Temasek, Rockefeller and Breakthrough Energy to bolt AI onto Vietnamese rice paddies, and the boring part is the whole point.
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Singapore's UOB breaks ground on $450M Ho Chi Minh City headquarters
UOB becomes the first foreign bank to build a headquarters in Ho Chi Minh City's new International Financial Center — a $450M tower due for completion in 2030.
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Merdeka Gold debuts on HKEX — Indonesia's first dual listing in two decades
The Pani gold miner raised up to HK$2.4 billion ($306M) via depositary receipts priced at HK$26.60, drawing cornerstone backers including Glencore and UOB Kay Hian.