Apis Partners, a UK-based private equity firm, has secured another European limited partner for its third investment vehicle, which targets growth-stage financial services and infrastructure businesses in Asia and Africa. The fund aims to raise $500 million, focusing on investments in these regions. The private equity firm is expanding its investor base to achieve its funding goal.
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Arm Holdings' stock has more than tripled to nearly $160 since its IPO, while Intel's shares have declined about 20%. Arm's revenue growth has been driven by its dominance in mobile CPU design, expansion into cloud and auto markets, and rising demand for AI-optimized chips. The company expects 18-27% revenue growth in FY2025. Arm's high-margin business and wider moat make it a better buy.
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Chase Coleman's Tiger Global Management and Daniel Loeb's Third Point have outperformed the market with impressive returns. Two of their top holdings are Nvidia and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. Nvidia's revenue jumped 262% year-over-year, driven by high demand for graphics processing units (GPUs) in artificial intelligence (AI) models.
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