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Malaysian fund Navis seeks exits for continuation assets

Economic challenges affecting consumer businesses: managing director

Navis Capital Partners managing partner Nicholas Bloy said the private equity fund is looking to divest the remaining assets in its continuation fund in the next year or so. (File photo by Reuters)

SINGAPORE -- Malaysia-headquartered private equity firm Navis Capital Partners is looking to divest the remaining assets in its continuation fund in the next year or so, managing partner Nicholas Bloy told DealStreetAsia.

A process is already being run by Rothschild & Co. for supermarket chain The Food Purveyor, which operates the Village Grocer and B.I.G. stores in Malaysia, Bloy said.

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