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E-Shang Redwood to buy 80% of CIT manager

The purchase will provide a platform for further diversification and growth

Jeffrey Perlman, head of Southeast Asia, Warburg Pincus, left, and Cho Wee Peng, chief financial officer of E-Shang Redwood

SINGAPORE -- E-Shang Redwood, a Hong Kong-based modern warehouse manager backed by American private equity Warburg Pincus, announced it will acquire 80% of the manager of Singapore Exchange-listed Cambridge Industrial Trust. E-Shang Redwood's foray into Southeast Asia reflects Warburg Pincus' commitment to expanding investments in the region.

Warburg Pincus is rumored to be a possible suitor for Singapore-based warehouse manager Global Logistic Properties. Jeffrey Perlman, managing director and head of Southeast Asia of the New York-based fund told press that logistics is the sector that the fund is "very, very focused on" in Asia, although he gave no comment on the GLP speculation.

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