Singapore’s Temasek to Invest $30 Billion in US Over Five Years

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Singapores state-owned Temasek Holdings Pte Ltd. plans to invest $30 billion in the US market over the next five years as the firm remains cautious on putting money into China...

The Americas is going to be and continue to be the largest recipient of capital, Jane Atherton, Temaseks head of North America, said in an interview Monday.. Temaseks investments for North and South America surpassed China for the first time in at least a decade this year..

Americas investments now account for 22%, or $63 billion, of its portfolio..

Temaseks Atherton said there are ways to structure investments around certain constraints, such as taking passive public equity stakes in listed semiconductor companies...

It can gain exposure to data centers through its own real estate subsidiaries Mapletree Investments Pte Ltd. and CapitaLand Group Pte. Ltd. or by investing alongside private equity firms, according to Atherton...

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