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Investors turn on to MIH as $130m offering buzzes

  • 09 Apr 1999
GLOBAL co-ordinator Merrill Lynch reports a strong response from European institutional investors to the $130m-$150m flotation of MIH, the British Virgin Island-based multinational pay TV service company. The book is already twice covered ahead of the deal's pricing on Monday night. Roadshows have been completed in Europe ...

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