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We are pleased to announce that our client, Phuong Chau Trade and Investment Joint Stock Company, the operator of the leading private and premium Phuong Chau branded hospitals in southern Vietnam (“Phuong Chau Healthcare Group”), has received a significant investment from CVC Capital Partners.
M&A (Mergers & Acquisitions) and IPO (Initial Public Offering) are two common paths to capital raising, considered by many companies after attaining certain development milestones and standards. These routes create ideal exits for business owners or founders, enabling them to realize returns on their invested capital or convert their ownership to other means of assets or investments.
SCG is investing in leading Vietnamese corporations in petrochemical industry.
In 2018, Binh Minh Plastic Joint Stock Company became a member of Thai Industrial Corporation SCG group of companies. From the initial 20.4% shares a few years ago, the leading Thai corporation increased its ownership to a control interest of 54.39% shares right after the divestment of State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC).
While the world enjoyed impressive growth in the number and value of Merger & Acquisitions (M&A) transactions despite COVID impacts in 2021, the first quarter of 2022 witnessed a declining trend. In 2021, as the pandemic was shadowing many aspects of the global economy, many businesses took initiatives for mergers and acquisitions, both horizontally (between direct competitors) or vertically (between companies that are in different segments in the value chain).
Many entrepreneurs expressed fears Covid-19 would drag the value of their business down and individual investors approached me to check if their assets would no longer be viewed as an attractive investment. This is a common and fundamental misunderstanding in valuation. In evaluating a business or an investment, I have frequently encountered this confusion, not just during difficult times.
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