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ST Telemedia's GDC is said to mull US$1 billion pre-IPO round - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Digital Economy

ST Telemedia's GDC is said to mull US$1 billion pre-IPO round

The company has been exploring an IPO that could raise more than US$1 billion
Temasek-backed data centre operator explores over US$1 billion IPO, sources say - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

IPO

Temasek-backed data centre operator explores over US$1 billion IPO, sources say

"As with many businesses of our size and scale, we are constantly exploring all options to optimize our capital structure"

M&A

Macquarie Asset Management acquires 'significant minority stake' in Temasek Holdings subsidiary's Virtus data centres

ST Telemedia Global Data Centres is a subsidiary of ST Telemedia, which is, in turn, a subsidiary of Temasek Holdings.

Telecommunications

Equinix, ST Telemedia among bidders for Time Dotcom's data centres

A potential deal could raise about US$500 million to US$600 million,

Startups, Entrepreneurs, Digital economy

Temasek's ST Telemedia starts AI startup to serve Asian firms

SINGAPORE (Mar 11): ST Telemedia, a unit of Singapore state investment firm Temasek Holdings, has set up a startup to help Asian companies adopt artificial intelligence and cloud technologies, in line with the city-state’s ambitions to transform the eco

CenturyLink to buy ST Telemedia portfolio company Level 3 in $47 bil deal

SINGAPORE (Nov 1): ST Telemedia has agreed to sell one of the companies in its portfolio, Level 3 Communications, Inc., to CenturyLink, Inc., in a cash-and-stock deal worth US$34 billion ($47 billion).

M1 hires former StarHub finance chief

SINGAPORE (Aug 25): Singapore’s third-largest telecommunications firm, M1 on Thursday said it had hired a chief financial officer who was formerly at its rival StarHub.
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ST Telemedia to buy majority in Tata’s data-centre business in US$640 mil deal

SINGAPORE (May 19): ST Telemedia has agreed to buy a majority stake in some of the data-center business owned by India's Tata Communications for US$640 million ($882 million).
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