The deal that turns UEM Edgenta into regional player


Azmir: ‘The proposed acquisition not only allows UEM Edgenta to have a leading position in Malaysia’s private healthcare sector, but we are also able to immediately establish our regional healthcare services presence in Singapore and Taiwan.’

LAST year, Dymon Asia Private Equity (DAPE) exited Asia Integrated Facility Solutions Pte Ltd (AIFS) via a deal with UEM Edgenta Bhd.

UEM Edgenta, a total asset solutions provider, bought the Singapore-based facilities management company for S$185.9mil (RM563mil) cash. Shareholders approved the deal last December.

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