MBK Partners win the bid to buy all of Taiwan's dominant cable television operator China Network Systems with its offer of $1.6 billion
Sushmita Rao
Oct. 1, 2006

MBK Partners LP, a US$1 billion buyout fund for South East Asia is succeful in aacquiring the unit.

Mr Michael Kim, former president of The Carlyle Group's Asia office, founder of MBK Partners is happy with the outcome.

MBK Partners win the bid to buy all of Taiwan's dominant cable television operator China Network Systems with its offer of $1.6 billion
Sushmita Rao
MBK Partners LP, a US$1 billion buyout fund for South East Asia is succeful in aacquiring the unit.
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