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US firm invests in Yunnan Red Winery

A fund managed by US-based private investment firm Texas Pacific Group, aka TPG Capital, recently made its first investment in mainland China, taking a US$14 million stake in Yunnan Red Winery.

The investment by the prominent Fort Worth-based firm's growth fund TPG Growth secured TPG with a 'significant' stake in Yunnan Red, one of China's five largest wineries and the largest winery in southwest China, according to a Reuters report.

Since its founding in 1992, TPG has made a name for itself as a successful and rather contrarian investment firm through investments in companies including Lenovo, Continental Airlines, Burger King, J Crew and Petco.

China's wine market is experiencing rapid annual growth of 11-12 percent on the back of the expanding Chinese middle class and its increasing disposable income. TPG's investment in Kunming-based Yunnan Red will be focused on expanding the winery's national sales network and introducing it to foreign wineries and wine brands.

This article was posted by Chris and published April 16, 2007

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  • foreign investment
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  • Yunnan Red Winery

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    • vicky
      April 20, 2007
    • Great! hope China can join "new world" for producing red wine, inspiring news!

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