TPG said to pick advisers for Asia OneHealthcare sale or IPO


More advisers are likely to be added if TPG opts for an IPO. — Reuters

KUALA LUMPUR: TPG Inc has chosen Malayan Banking Bhd and UBS Group AG to help evaluate options for Asia OneHealthcare Sdn Bhd, including a sale or initial public offering (IPO), according to sources.

More advisers are likely to be added if TPG opts for an IPO, the sources said, asking not to be identified because the deliberations are private.

Bloomberg News reported in March that TPG was considering options for Asia OneHealthcare and seeking a valuation of as much as RM30bil for the company.

Considerations are still at an early stage and TPG may decide to keep the Kuala Lumpur-based medical services provider, the people said. TPG, Maybank and UBS declined to comment.

TPG and conglomerate Hong Leong Group bought hospitals owned by Asia OneHealthcare, then known as Columbia Asia Healthcare, for about US$1.2bil in 2019. — Bloomberg

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
TPGInc , Maybank , UBSGroup , AsiaOneHealthcare , IPOPlans

Next In Business News

Covered but still exposed
Auction market rising
Why some homes rot faster
Perlis Inland Port to contribute to US$30bil Malaysia-Thailand trade target
Hormuz gloom for European stocks
Asia-Pacific debt markets gain traction
Shifting to a lower gear
Sobering times for alcohol industry
Climate tech latest investment play
Oriental Kopi’s quick profit dip highlights challenges in F&B sector

Others Also Read