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Hi it\u2019s Ben Scent in London and Manuel Baigorri in Hong Kong, looking at the signs of deals revival in China. Also today, DSV is finally confirmed as the winner for Deutsche Bahn\u2019s logistics unit and NFL owners court private equity investors. Today’s top storiesAfter a long time out of the limelight, China dealmakers are getting back in the groove.Chinese appliance giant Midea on Friday confirmed in a Hong Kong share sale that ranks as the world\u2019s second-biggest listing this year. Midea priced the shares at the top of the range and boosted the size of the deal thanks to strong demand, attracting interest from marquee investors like Singapore wealth fund GIC and Asian investment firm Hillhouse. The deal was a welcome breath of fresh air for the Hong Kong bourse, which used to regularly rank among the world\u2019s most active IPO venues but hasn\u2019t hosted a billion-dollar offering since 2022. We\u2019re sure there must be some champagne-popping going on this weekend at the offices of CICC and Bank of America\u2014which led the deal as joint sponsors\u2014as well as fellow global coordinators UBS, Citic Securities and Goldman Sachs.More exciting offerings from China are , as two of the country\u2019s most prominent AI chip designers get ready to list. We reported this week that Enflame Technology and rival Biren Intelligent Technology are both ramping up preparations for IPOs on Shanghai\u2019s tech-heavy STAR board, taking advance of growing appetite for domestic players seeking to challenge Nvidia. They\u2019re hoping to sell shares later this year or early next year, with Enflame targeting to raise as much as $280 million. The China M&A market is also showing early signs of coming back to life. Billionaire \u2019s once-acquisitive Fosun conglomerate, which has slowed down its pace of activity in recent years, jumped back into action Friday with the kind of transaction it used to be known for. Roc Oil, controlled by one of Fosun\u2019s listed arms, a deal to acquire Swedish-listed Tethys Oil in a $185 million deal that will bring it petroleum in Oman.While still relatively small, it\u2019s notable given how quiet it\u2019s been for Chinese outbound deals for a long time. Also on Friday, Chinese-owned Avolon Holdings to buy Castlelake\u2019s aircraft leasing unit for $1.2 billion, adding 118 jets to its portfolio. And just last week, China announced an to combine two of its largest state-backed brokerages, Guotai Junan Securities and Haitong Securities. The government-directed deal will create a new behemoth with $230 billion of assets, leapfrogging Citic Securities as China\u2019s biggest brokerage with more scale to take on Wall Street firms. \u201cWe\u2019re seeing some signs of confidence returning to China regarding investment banking activity,\u201d said Jan Metzger, Citigroup\u2019s head of Asia Pacific investment banking. \u201cIt is early days, and we will need to see some more healthy macro data and solid earnings, but the outlook is positive for more transactions in the coming quarters.\u201dAnd it\u2019s not just China, as overall sentiment in Asia Pacific has started to turn more positive. Deals in the broader region are now up 6% this year, comparing with previous months where activity was still down about 20% from a year earlier. Late on Thursday, MBK Partners and the top shareholder of Korea Zinc to buy a controlling stake in the Seoul-listed firm, valuing the company at about $10 billion. A is ramping up for Taiwanese lender Shin Kong Financial, with Taishin Financial recently raising its bid to $7.6 billion to fend off rival interest from CTBC. And in Japan, the owner of 7-Eleven has rebuffed interest from Canadian convenience store operator Couche-Tard, which is now To be sure, volumes are still lagging behind what we\u2019re seeing in Europe and the US, where companies are showing even greater confidence to pursue major deals. But as the recent days have shown, you shouldn\u2019t count Asia out yet. \u2014Ben Scent and Manuel Baigorri DSV agreed to buy a Deutsche Bahn unit in a deal that will turn the Danish company into one of the world\u2019s largest logistics businesses. The Japanese government has added Seven & i to a list of \u201c\u201d designated companies, a potential hurdle for Couche-Tard\u2019s proposal to buy out the convenience-store operator.DigitalBridge is considering options including a sale of Southeast Asian firm EdgePoint Infrastructure, write Elffie Chew and Manuel Baigorri, in the of increasing investor demand for telecoms assets.Blackstone is of its majority stake in visa outsourcing and tech services firm VFS after receiving interest. A potential transaction could value VFS at about $7 billion.Loni Prinsloo and Harry Wilson write that HSBC is in its South African corporate banking unit to FirstRand\u2019s Rand Merchant Bank, as the the UK lender sells non-core assets. Some of UniCredit\u2019s main investors , saying such a move would add value for shareholders. UniCredit is already present in Germany and would become the country\u2019s top lender through a deal.CoreWeave, a cloud computing provider that\u2019s among the hottest startups in the artificial intelligence race, is in talks to arrange a valuing it at $23 billion, write Amy Or and Gillian Tan.The Los Angeles Chargers and the Miami Dolphins are among a number of National Football League teams , write Giles Turner and Randall Williams.NFL to allow PE firms to buy stakes in their franchises, a move expected to attract billions in fresh capital while boosting team valuations that had already been surging. The owners of the Philadelphia Eagles and the Buffalo Bills are having similar discussions.Carlyle has after trying to sell the aircraft maintenance services provider, write Gillian Tan, Amy Or and Ryan Gould. Bids submitted this week valued the company below what it\u2019s expected to reach in a listing.At the start of the pandemic, KKR decided to go on a massive spree that allowed the buyout behemoth to double its European PE business in recent years. , writes Jan-Henrik F\u00f6rster.Ares is in advanced talks on an acquisition of GLP\u2019s operations outside of China, we report today, in what could rank as recent combinations in the alternative asset management industry.Cantor Fitzgerald Citigroup\u2019s Seth Heaton and Truist Financial alumnus Chris Sanger to advise on deals involving financial institutions, report Gillian Tan and Matthew Monks. Got a tip or want to send in questions? Email , or Tweet\/DM or any of our reporters.Like Bloomberg Deals? Check out these newsletters:Explore all newsletters at .<\/p>\n

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