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APAC secondaries deal tracker

A running, structured record of notable secondary transactions across Asia-Pacific — tender offers, stake sales, and pre-IPO liquidity — each marked against its last primary round where that comparison is knowable.

The APAC market, in numbers

<10%APAC’s share of the record $240B global 2025 secondary market
$10BAPAC secondary volume Jefferies advised on in 2025, across 25+ deals
~3 yrsDry powder held by dedicated APAC secondary funds, at the current pace
5China GP-led continuation vehicles closed in 2025, up from 1 in 2024

Sources: Jefferies — Growth at a Discount: the APAC Secondaries Market ↗ and SS&C ↗.

DateCompanyMarketValuationvs. last roundTypeBuyersSource
Aug 2026Rubicon ResearchIndiaBlock executed around ₹1,560/share — ₹2,300cr for the ~8.4% stake sold, implying a market value near ₹27,000crPremiumMore than 3x Rubicon Research's ₹485 October 2025 IPO price (the stock had listed at ₹620)Post-IPO block deal (PE sponsor sell-down)HDFC MF, ICICI Prudential MF, Kotak MF, SBI MF and Aranda Investments (Temasek); seller: General Atlantic Singapore RRBusiness Standard ↗
Aug 2026PhysicsWallahIndia₹117.72/share weighted-average block price — ₹549.7cr for the 1.61% stake, a 6.7% discount to the market closePremiumAbout 8% above PhysicsWallah's ₹109 November 2025 IPO price; Lightspeed first backed the company in a $210M September 2024 round struck near a $2.8B valuationPost-IPO block deal (VC full exit)ICICI Prudential MF, Goldman Sachs, Ghisallo Master Fund, Societe Generale, Morgan Stanley Asia, Tata AIA Life; seller: Lightspeed (Opportunity Fund II)Inc42 ↗
Aug 2026Kakaku.comJapan¥3,570/share board-backed offer (Kamgras 1) vs. a rival ¥3,640/share bid (BCPE Blitz) — both roughly 68%+ above the pre-speculation share pricePremiumA 68.32% premium to Kakaku.com's unaffected share price before privatization speculation beganGoing-private tender offer (competing consortium bids)EQT + Digital Garage (Kamgras 1 consortium, board-backed) vs. Bain Capital-affiliated BCPE Blitz; activist Oasis Management (19.5% holder) withholding support from the lower bidYahoo Finance (Bloomberg) ↗
Aug 2026Billionbrains Garage Ventures (Groww)India₹195/share block-deal floor price (implies a sub-2% discount to the ₹203 prior close, on a company valued near $8-9B post-IPO)PremiumRoughly 95% above Groww's own ₹100 November 2025 IPO pricePost-IPO block deal (VC sell-down)Public markets (block deal via NSE/BSE); seller: Ribbit CapitalLapaas Voice ↗
Aug 2026Gong cha GlobalTaiwanReportedly north of $635M (deal terms not officially disclosed)DiscountA steep markdown from the roughly $2B valuation TA Associates had been seeking for the chain earlier in 2026Sponsor-to-sponsor secondary (full acquisition)Bain CapitalCNBC ↗
Aug 2026MeeshoIndia₹197.50/share block-deal floor price (implies ~₹91,200cr / ~$11B market cap on the 1.05% stake sold for ₹957.5cr)PremiumA roughly 83% premium to the ₹105–111 band Meesho's own December 2025 IPO priced atPost-IPO block deal (VC sell-down)Public markets (block deal via NSE/BSE, arranged by Kotak Securities); seller: Y CombinatorBusiness Today ↗
Aug 2026One97 Communications (Paytm)India₹1,535.10/share block-deal price (implies ~₹98,300cr / ~$11.8B market cap on the ~3% stake sold for ₹2,949cr)Flat / n.a.Not a clean primary-round comparison: the trade unwinds a 2023 arrangement in which Resilient held voting rights over a 10.2% Antfin stake via OCDs while Ant Group kept the economic interest, so proceeds flow to Ant rather than marking a fresh entry pricePost-IPO block deal (legacy stake unwind)Public markets (block deal via NSE/BSE); seller: Resilient Asset Management B.V. (voting-rights holder for Ant Group's Antfin stake)India Infoline ↗
Aug 2026Tenneco Clean Air IndiaIndia₹525–525.50/share block-deal print (implies ~₹21,200cr / ~$2.5B market cap on the 15% stake sold for ₹3,180cr)PremiumA roughly 32% premium to Tenneco Clean Air's own ₹397 top-of-band IPO price from its November 2025 listingPost-IPO block deal (promoter sell-down)Public markets (block deal via NSE/BSE); lead buyers SBI Mutual Fund and HDFC Mutual Fund; seller: Tenneco Mauritius HoldingsMoneycontrol (via TradingView) ↗
Aug 2026Lenskart SolutionsIndia₹630/share block-deal print — ₹1,857cr for ~2.95 crore shares (~1.7% of the company), a 1.7% discount to the prior closePremiumAbout 57% above Lenskart's ₹402 November 2025 IPO price, but a touch below SoftBank's ₹635 floor on its own block a week earlierPost-IPO block deal (VC sell-down)Public markets (block deal via NSE/BSE); lead seller: Alpha Wave Ventures II, alongside other holdersINDmoney ↗
Aug 2026Lenskart SolutionsIndia₹635/share floor price on the planned Aug 24 block deal (~$300M for a 2.6% stake)PremiumA ~58% premium to Lenskart's ₹402 IPO price (Nov 2025), though a step down from the ₹661.4 last close and from SoftBank's own June 2026 block-deal print of ₹508.55/sharePost-IPO block deal (lock-up sell-down)Public markets (block deal via NSE); seller: SoftBank Vision Fund II (via SVF II Lightbulb Cayman)CNBC-TV18 (via TradingView) ↗
Aug 2026KFin TechnologiesIndia₹925/share block-deal print (implies ~₹16,000cr / ~$1.9B market cap on the 8.75% stake sold)DiscountBelow General Atlantic's own May 2025 sell-down price of that stake, which had priced a separate 10% tranche at a higher level; well above KFin's ~₹366 2022 IPO pricePost-IPO block deal (PE sell-down)Public markets (block deal via NSE); buyers included Morgan Stanley and Citigroup alongside domestic mutual funds and insurersHDFC Sky ↗
Aug 2026Shadowfax TechnologiesIndia₹245.13/share bulk-deal print (implies ~₹14,300cr / ~$1.7B market cap on the 1.28% stake sold)PremiumNearly double (~98% premium to) Shadowfax's ₹124 IPO price from its January 28, 2026 listingPost-IPO block deal (corporate VC sell-down)Public markets (bulk deal via NSE); seller: Qualcomm Asia PacificFree Press Journal ↗
Aug 2026Symbiotec PharmalabIndia₹988/share secondary print (implies a ~₹6,350cr / ~$730M valuation at the IPO band's ceiling)Flat / n.a.Priced at the top of the ₹938–988 IPO price band itself, so the secondary trade tracks the offering rather than marking a premium or discount to itPre-IPO secondary sale (privately negotiated, ahead of IPO)Think India Opportunities Master Fund, Dymon Asia Multi-Strategy Investment (Singapore), ValueQuest, WhiteOak Capital, Singularity Equity Fund I, Waterfield Flagship Fund I, Landmark Capital MarketsFree Press Journal ↗
Aug 2026Thyrocare TechnologiesIndia₹653/share open-market print (implies ~₹10,400cr / ~$1.2B market cap on Docon's 51.02% remaining holding)PremiumA roughly 51% premium to Docon Technologies' own bonus-adjusted entry price of ₹433/share from its July 2021 open offerPromoter stake sale (open-market trades)Public markets; no named buyers disclosedInc42 ↗
Aug 2026Milky Mist Dairy FoodIndia~$1.33B implied at the ₹165 listing open (18% above the ₹140 issue price); as much as ~$1.45B at the ₹181.50 intraday highPremiumAn 18–30% premium to Temasek unit Jongsong Investments' April 2026 pre-IPO entry at ₹139.76/share — a week earlier the IPO band had priced that entry almost exactly flatIPO listing (secondary-market debut)Public markets; pre-IPO secondary buyer: Temasek (via Jongsong Investments)Business Standard ↗
Aug 2026AGS HealthIndia~$3B targeted IPO valuation (reported)PremiumRoughly 2x Blackstone's ~$1.4B acquisition of the company from EQT/Baring Private Equity Asia in August 2025IPO filing (fresh issue + OFS)Public markets (pending); OFS seller: Blackstone (via BCP Asia II Topco VIII Pte)Outlook Business ↗
Aug 2026LEAP IndiaIndia~$734M (₹6,392–6,432cr market cap at listing, ₹166/share close vs. ₹159 issue)Flat / n.a.Essentially flat to its own IPO price-band target — a clean listing rather than a markup or markdownIPO listing (OFS + primary, priced and listed)Public markets; OFS seller: KKR (via Vertical Holdings II Pte. Ltd)Market wrap coverage ↗
Aug 2026First Gen Corp (First Philippine Holdings)Southeast Asia₱35/share for the incremental block (117% premium to July close); ~₱10.6B cash to FPH for the 8.43% stakePremiumN/A — premium is vs. First Gen's July trading price, not a private funding round; KKR already held 19.9% of the listed power producerBlock stake purchase + proposed voluntary tender offer (going-private)KKR (raising its stake toward a controlling position, ahead of a tender for the remaining 11.67% public float)Manila Bulletin ↗
Aug 2026Milky Mist Dairy FoodIndia~$1.13B (₹1,553cr IPO, ₹133–140 price band)Flat / n.a.Roughly flat vs. Temasek unit Jongsong Investments' April 2026 pre-IPO placement at ₹139.76/share, near the top of the IPO bandIPO (OFS + primary; pre-IPO secondary placement)Public markets; pre-IPO secondary buyer: Temasek (via Jongsong Investments)Business Standard ↗
Aug 2026ShiprocketIndia~₹7,056cr (IPO price band top)Discount~30% discount to its December 2024 private funding round valuation of near ₹10,000crIPO (OFS + primary)Public markets; OFS sellers: Lightrock (0.72x return), McKinsey via AFOS (0.59x), Moore Strategic Partners (0.67x), plus co-foundersBusiness Standard ↗
Aug 2026Etiqa (Maybank Ageas Holdings)Malaysia~$3.8B (RM4.83B for the 30.95% stake, 1.98x price-to-book)Flat / n.a.N/A — bilateral joint-venture buyout, not a priced funding roundJoint-venture stake buyoutMaybank (acquiring remaining stake from Ageas)The Star ↗
Aug 2026Dhoot TransmissionIndia~$1.87B (₹17,816cr, IPO price band top)Premium89% premium to Bain Capital’s March 2026 preferential allotment at ₹461.22/share (22.17M shares, ₹1,022.56cr)IPO (OFS + primary)Public markets; OFS seller: Bain Capital (via BC Asia Investments XV) and Mangalam CapitalEquity Research India ↗
Aug 2026LEAP IndiaIndia~$735M (₹7,004.5cr, IPO price band)Flat / n.a.N/A — DRHP filed Sept 2025; no prior secondary valuation reported for comparisonIPO (OFS + primary, RHP filed)Public markets; OFS seller: KKR (via Vertical Holdings II Pte. Ltd)Inc42 ↗
Aug 2026ZeptoIndia$4.5B (pre-IPO placement, reported)DiscountDown from the $7B October 2025 round; IPO itself now deferred with institutional bids reportedly as low as $2.5–3BPre-IPO placement (~₹1,000cr); IPO deferred to Feb–May 2027Existing domestic and international investors (not individually disclosed)Inc42 ↗
Aug 2026SheinHong KongUp to $50B (IPO target, being pushed toward ~$30B by some shareholders)DiscountCost-basis reset for Pre-D/D/D+ investors via a guaranteed ~$1.1B cash payout (8% annualized return) plus bonus shares, rather than a new priced roundLate-stage investor cost-reset ahead of Hong Kong IPON/A — company-funded payout to existing Pre-D/D/D+ investorsInside Retail Asia ↗
Jul 2026Manipal Health EnterprisesIndia~$9.3B (₹77,606cr market cap, priced)DiscountDown from the $12–15B IPO valuation target reported in Dec 2025, and a ~$13B private mark reported mid-2025IPO (OFS + primary, priced, fully subscribed)Public markets; OFS sellers: TPG SG Magazine, Imperius Healthcare (Mubadala-linked), Novo Holdings Invest Asia, othersReuters (via TradingView) ↗
Jul 2026Brick (Indonesia)Indonesia$10–20M (reported, unpriced)Flat / n.a.N/A — company last raised an $8.5M seed round in 2022; no priced round sinceMajority stake sale (in advanced talks)Unnamed Australian fintech firm (reported frontrunner)DealStreetAsia ↗
Jul 2026RevolutGlobal$115B (priced)PremiumUp from $75B (Nov 2025 secondary); priced at $2,017/shareSecondary share sale (employee liquidity, priced)Not disclosedWSJ (via Yahoo Finance) ↗
Jul 2026ZeptoIndia$3.5–4B domestic bids; ~$4.5B foreign bids (unpriced)DiscountDown ~50% from the $7B implied valuation in its June UDRHP filingPre-IPO valuation reset (ahead of OFS-inclusive IPO)Prospective IPO anchor/domestic institutional investors (bids, unpriced)Bloomberg (via Inshorts) ↗
Jul 2026Inspire Brands Asia (Anytime Fitness master franchisee)Southeast AsiaUp to $450M (sale target)Flat / n.a.N/A — prior mark was a partial A$9M LP-interest secondary sale (Sept 2025)Stake/company sale (in process)Not yet disclosedDealStreetAsia ↗
Jul 2026SBI Funds ManagementIndia~$12.2B (implied, priced)Flat / n.a.N/A — bank/asset-manager subsidiary, not a venture-funded startupIPO (100% OFS by SBI & Amundi, priced)Public markets; anchor demand from ADIA, GICBloomberg ↗
Jul 2026MoMoVietnam$2–3B (in process)PremiumAbove its ~$2B 2021 mark, if priced at the top of reported rangeStake sale (up to 50%, in process)Blackstone, CVC Capital Partners, MUFG (bidders)Reuters / DealStreetAsia ↗
Jul 2026SheinHong Kong$40–50B (IPO target)DiscountDown sharply from its $100B 2022 roundHong Kong IPO (CSRC-approved)Public marketsBloomberg / Yahoo Finance ↗
Jun 2026National Stock Exchange of India (NSE)India$58B+ (₹5 trillion+, DRHP-stage)Flat / n.a.N/A — first formal pricing event; long traded only in India’s unlisted/grey market100% OFS IPO filing (DRHP stage)Public markets (selling: SBI, CPPIB, Bank of Baroda, and other existing shareholders)Entrackr ↗
Jun 2026CarroSingapore$3B (planned)Flat / n.a.Not disclosedUS IPO + Singapore secondary listing (planned)Public marketsCaproasia ↗
Jun 2026ByteDance (HSG stake)China$350–370BPremiumAbove the ~$330B internal buyback, below private-market highsGP-led continuation fund (raising)HSG (ex-Sequoia China) continuation vehicle36Kr ↗
Jun 2026ZeptoIndia$7–12B (implied, IPO pricing range)Flat / n.a.At or above its $7B Oct 2025 round, depending on final priceSecondary OFS (11.35 crore shares, part of IPO)Public markets (6 existing investors selling; founders not participating)Axis Capital UDRHP filing / Stockify ↗
Apr 2026Golden Gate Ventures portfolio (7 SEA startups)Southeast Asia$150M targetFlat / n.a.N/A — fund-level GP-led secondaryGP-led secondary saleNot disclosedDealStreetAsia ↗
Mar 2026PhonePeIndia$9–10.5B (IPO target, shelved)DiscountBelow its $12B 2023 roundIPO offer-for-sale (paused)Public markets (exiting: Walmart, Tiger Global, Microsoft)TechCrunch / Business Standard ↗
Feb 2026Xiaohongshu (RedNote)Hong Kong$30B+PremiumUp from ~$26B (Mar 2025)Secondary share sale, ahead of HK IPONot disclosedJing Daily ↗
Nov 2025ByteDance (BOC PE block)China$480B impliedPremium~45% above the company’s own buyback priceSecondary block tradeCapital Today (won bid for Bank of China PE division’s shares)36Kr ↗
Sept 2025ByteDanceChina$330B+Premium+5.5% vs its March 2025 buybackEmployee share buyback (recurring)ByteDance (own balance sheet)Yahoo Finance / SCMP ↗
Aug 2025CanvaAustralia$42BPremiumUp from $32B (Oct 2024)Employee tender offerNew and existing investorsBloomberg ↗
May 2025AirwallexAustralia$6.2BFlat / n.a.$150M of secondaries inside the Series F; Dec 2025 round marked $8BSecondary transfers within a primary roundSeries F investorsSacra ↗
Mar 2025ZeptoIndia$5B (in discussion)Flat / n.a.In line with its late-2024 roundSecondary share sale (in discussion)Motilal Oswal PE, Edelweiss PE (reported)Bloomberg ↗
May 2022RazorpayIndia$75M programFlat / n.a.After its Dec 2021 Series F ($375M raised)ESOP buyback (4th, 650 employees)Razorpay (company-sponsored)Razorpay Newsroom ↗

A living list — deals are added as they are reported. Figures are as reported by the linked source; secondary marks are not official valuations.

Last reviewed August 28, 2026. Methodology: every row links to a named public source; marks are negotiated transaction prices, not audited valuations.

Frequently asked questions

Why do some APAC deals trade at a premium and others at a discount?
It depends on demand for the specific name. Category leaders with a credible path to an IPO or strategic exit — like Xiaohongshu or Canva — can clear above their last round. Companies with a paused or uncertain listing path, like PhonePe in early 2026, are more likely to see secondary interest below their last private valuation.
What is the difference between a tender offer, a stake sale, and a GP-led secondary?
A tender offer is company-organized: employees and early investors sell a set amount of stock to approved buyers at one price. A stake sale is typically a larger, negotiated transaction — often a fund or strategic investor buying a significant minority or majority position. A GP-led secondary moves a fund manager’s existing portfolio stakes into a new vehicle, giving the fund’s original investors (LPs) an exit without selling the underlying companies.
Are the valuations in this tracker official?
No. Secondary marks reflect the price buyers and sellers agree on, or the price being discussed, in a specific transaction — not a valuation the company itself has set or endorsed. They are a useful signal of investor demand, not audited figures.