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Granite Asia Targets Mid-Market Asia Private Credit

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By Rae Wee Verified, Barbara Lewis
| GuruTrade
Asian region offers potential for growth Underpenetrated compared with U.S. and Europe Granite Asia focused on themes such as digitalisation, technology and supply chains SINGAPORE, (Reuters) - Singapore-based Granite Asia is seeking ​to invest in mid-sized companies in sectors, including advanced manufacturing and healthcare across the ‌region, a senior executive said, after its private credit fund raised over half a billion dollars.
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France's EDF in Talks to Buy So Energy to Expand in UK

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By Alison Williams, Barbara Lewis
| GuruTrade
PARIS, Sept 7 (Reuters) - French state-owned electric utility EDF is ​in talks to acquire electricity supplier So ‌Energy, which is majority owned by Irish company ESB, a source with knowledge of the matter told ​Reuters on Monday, confirming a media ​report from Sunday. The acquisition of the retail ⁠electricity supplier and solar panel installer would ​expand EDF's already large footprint in Britain, where ​it supplies around 5 million customers with electricity.
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High Food Inflation May Curb Non-Food Spending in India

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By Nikunj Ohri Verified, Barbara Lewis
| GuruTrade
NEW DELHI, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Higher food inflation ​could squeeze spending on non-food ‌discretionary items by absorbing a larger share of household disposable income, the ​Indian government said in ​its monthly economic report on Monday. Here ⁠are details from the ​report The outlook for domestic food inflation ​and agricultural output is uncertain because of an intensifying El Nino, which is ​expected to peak in ​late 2026.
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