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Carlyle invests in 4 Asian companies

UNITED States-based asset manager Carlyle Group has invested more than US$140 million in four Asian companies, including China's ATMU Inc, it said yesterday.

These investments were made by Carlyle Asia Growth Capital Partners IV and reflected a strong momentum by the fund since it closed at US$1.04 billion in June 2009. The fund now invests in eight companies, including the four new investments.

The new firms also include HKucar Global Co and EO Technics Co, both South Korean, and India's Tirumala Milk Products Private Ltd. Carlyle didn't reveal the allocation of the investments in the four firms.

"These companies have in common strong growth fundamentals, and they are the key beneficiaries of vibrant domestic growth stories in their respective countries," said Wayne Tsou, managing director of Carlyle Asia Growth Capital group.

ATMU Inc is the largest private automated teller machine operator in China. The firm distributes, deploys, manages and maintains ATMs in the country on behalf of client banks. It also develops management software for ATMs.

With a 15 percent share in China's fast-growing ATM market, ATMU has an exclusive cooperation agreement with the state-owned Postal Savings Bank, the fifth-largest savings institution in China operating the largest branch network in the nation.

The fund invests in high-growth companies with strong local management and leading market positions in China, India, South Korea and other key Asian markets.




 

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