A consortium led by Warburg Pincus will spend an initial $200 million for a 20% stake in a property venture with Vingroup.
More than 95% of the shares are sold by Warburg Pincus, which reduces its stake in the US-listed Chinese semiconductor company to 38%.
US private equity firm Warburg Pincus pays $100 million for Future Capital, an Indian non-banking financial company.
The private equity firm raises $133 million from its second sell-down in the Chinese department store operator in five months.
And automotive parts manufacturer Minth raises $153 million in fresh capital from a top-up placement, taking advantage of a pickup in investor interest in Asian stocks.
The private equity firm will buy convertible bonds in Chunghwa Picture Tubes representing a 10% stake, signalling its confidence in the future of the beleaguered company.
The company buys Fujian-based Titan Quanzhou Shipyard for $170 million from its controlling shareholder.
The insurance and healthcare provider prices the fully marketed deal just below the mid-point of the range.
As part of the transaction, Warburg Pincus trims its stake in Gome by more than half but keeps its seat on the board.
The private equity firm invests $175 million in a two-part deal that gives it exposure to China's logistics sector.
Warburg Pincus poaches Leo Puri to fill a gap created by the departure of Pulak Prasad in late 2006.
The Chinese department store operator attracts strong demand, showing investor interest remains intact after the market correction.
Huiyuan Juice cites leading brand and industry growth as key selling points in its quest to raise up to $308 million.
Warburg Pincus India managing director, Pulak Prasad, moves on after a stellar eight-year tenure.
Private equity firm looks to tap into India's fast growing hospitality sector.