APQ Global (ticker: APQ LN) is an investment company incorporated in Guernsey. The Company focuses its investment activities globally (in Asia, Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa, particularly). The objective of the Company is to steadily grow its earnings to seek to deliver attractive returns and capital growth through a combination of building growing businesses as well as earning revenue from income generating operating activities in capital markets
[1]. APQ Global run a well-diversified and liquid portfolio, take strategic stakes in selected businesses and plan to take operational control of companies through the acquisition of minority and majority stakes in companies with a focus on emerging markets.
APQ Global Limited APQ Global (ticker: APQ LN) is an investment company incorporated in Guernsey. The Company focuses its investment activities globally (in Asia, Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa, particularly).The objective of the Company is to steadily grow its earnings to seek to deliver attractive returns and capital growth through a combination of building growing businesses as well as earning revenue from income generating operating activities in capital markets
1. APQ Global run a well-diversified and liquid portfolio, take strategic stakes in selected businesses and plan to take operational control of companies through the acquisition of minority and majority stakes in companies with a focus on emerging markets. For more information, please visit
Temasek shifts China focus ahead of EM âsuper cycleâ
The Singaporean state investment fund is focusing on China s new economy sectors, with many other investors likely to put money into the country and other emerging markets.
Leading asset owners are making up for losses made in the first half of the year by doubling down on new economy sectors in China such as life sciences and technology. Their actions could prove to be portents for a longer ‘super-cycle’ of investing into the world’s emerging markets more broadly, predict investment experts.
Singaporean state investment firm Temasek Holdings has been a prime example of shifting its focus on China. After seeing its returns fall into the red in the first quarter of 2020 – it revealed a 2.28% loss on shareholder returns and a S$7 billion ($5.23 billion) drop in assets for the financial year ending in March – it doubled down on innovative sectors such as life sciences and technology, said Wu Yibing, head of