Carlyle Group’s $1bn deal to sell a pay-TV operator to Taiwan Mobile is in limbo after it failed to obtain regulatory approval ahead of a deadline.
The deal is the second involving a foreign group to have run into difficulty with the Taiwan government recently, after AIG was last month forced to extend the deadline for the $2.2bn sale of its Taiwan insurance unit to a Hong Kong consortium.
These setbacks highlight the tough regulatory environment in Taiwan for cross-border deals, in spite of an effort by the government to encourage more foreign investment.
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