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SINGAPORE (Aug 25): Investment firm Granite Asia said on Tuesday it raised more than a targeted US$500 million (RM2 billion) for its pan-Asia private credit strategy, called Libra Hybrid.

The fund has secured new commitments from DBS Private Bank, an insurer and other institutional investors.

They join anchor investors Temasek, which invests through its private credit platform Aranda Principal Strategies, Khazanah Nasional and the Indonesia Investment Authority.

Granite Asia said the latest fundraising underscores growing investor conviction in the opportunity presented by Asia's mid-market financing gap.

Since its launch in 2025, Libra Hybrid has completed eight transactions, realised two exits and made distributions to investors.

The fund's investments span a range of sectors, including advanced manufacturing, consumer products and healthcare, which benefit from Asia's strong structural growth drivers and long-term fundamentals.

"We continue to see strong demand for private credit and hybrid capital from companies undergoing transformative growth, strengthening supply chains, expanding into new markets, or modernising through technology," said Ming Eng, managing partner at Granite Asia.

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