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APAC investors pile into Advent International’s $38b flagship fund

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
October 28, 2026 • 03:18 AM
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The GPE XI fund has become the year’s largest buyout fund to complete its fundraising, beating rivals like KKR’s North America fund, EQT’s APAC fund and Blackstone and Bain’s Asia funds.

APAC investors pile into Advent International’s $38b flagship fund

Private equity firm Advent International on Tuesday night closed off a bumper US$27 billion ($38.4 billion) capital raising for its flagship fund, and a closer look at the numbers reveals it is investors in our patch that are piling in.

Asia Pacific investors represented almost a quarter of the commitments and demand surpassed the fund’s target of US$26 billion. The round came alongside another US$3 billion raised by Advent for a new mid-market fund.

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