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QED Plans to Invest $300 Mn in Apac in Next Five Years
Mint New Delhi
|May 06, 2025
Intech-focused global investment firm QED Investors, which started investing in Asia in 2020, expects to deploy $250-300 million in the region over the next five years, a top company official said.
The Virginia, US-headquartered investment firm, which has expanded in Asia beyond India by investing in Indonesia and Singapore, has so far deployed $220 million in the region, Sandeep Patil, partner at QED and head of Asia, told VCCircle.
"It has been an expansion strategy, going country by country," said Patil. "Expanding to the developed Asia-Pacific (Apac) market... Japan and Australia in particular, is the next phase of expansion. With that, the footprint in Asia Pacific becomes wider."
Dit verhaal komt uit de May 06, 2025-editie van Mint New Delhi.
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