Temasek
Coverage of Temasek in the Nexus archive.
- Temasek CIO: Iran Conflict Resolution Needs More Time
The CIO of Temasek stated that resolving the Iran conflict requires additional time. The comment highlights ongoing challenges in addressing the situation.
- Singapore’s Temasek doubles down on AI and private credit
Singapore’s Temasek is increasing investments in AI and private credit to accelerate returns after several years of underperformance. The state investor aims to focus on these areas to improve financial outcomes.
- Temasek-Backed Foundation Healthcare Set for Singapore Debut
Temasek-backed Foundation Healthcare is set to debut in Singapore. The company's launch is supported by Temasek, a prominent Singaporean investment firm.
- Temasek-Backed Gym Chain Cult.Fit Files Paperwork for India IPO
Temasek-backed gym chain Cult.Fit has filed paperwork for an initial public offering (IPO) in India. The IPO is set to list on the National Stock Exchange.
- Why BlackRock, Nvidia, and Temasek are betting billions on quantum computing
VC investment in quantum computing reached $3.9 billion in 2025, driven by major players like BlackRock, Nvidia, and Temasek. Companies such as Quantinuum and PsiQuantum secured significant funding, while global governments, including China, have allocated over $60 billion to quantum initiatives. The sector remains speculative, with practical quantum breakthroughs expected by the end of the decade.
- Indian snack giant Haldiram’s cooks up European expansion
Haldiram’s, a Temasek-backed Indian snack company, is expanding into Europe by opening its first UK restaurant in London’s Leicester Square.
- Blackstone’s VFS banks mega profits on African, Asian visa applicants
VFS Global, majority-owned by Blackstone, has generated significant profits by upselling optional visa application services in Africa and Asia, with allegations of undisclosed charges and pressured sales tactics. Investigations claim its profits quadrupled between 2017 and 2024 despite modest visa application growth, while Blackstone sold part of its stake for $950 million.
- Abu Dhabi backs $30B infrastructure partnership
Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund L'IMAD has partnered with ADNOC, BlackRock's Global Infrastructure Partners, and Temasek in a $30 billion infrastructure investment initiative. The partnership will target investments across digital infrastructure, energy, logistics, transport, waste management, and water sectors throughout the Gulf, Central Asia, and the Middle East. This deal demonstrates continued investment confidence in Abu Dhabi despite regional geopolitical tensions and economic pressures.
- Abu Dhabi’s L’imad Eyes $30 Billion Infra Push With Temasek, GIP
Abu Dhabi's L'imad is planning a $30 billion infrastructure push in collaboration with Temasek and GIP. This investment aims to boost development in the region. The project involves residential high-rise buildings in Abu Dhabi.