Asean
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Malaysia’s Public Bank is returning to the loan market for a $500m five year deal via sole mandated lead arranger and bookrunner Standard Chartered.
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Indonesia’s Mega Central Finance and Mega Auto Finance are jointly seeking a $75m fundraising, which opened into general syndication on Tuesday.
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Derivatives exchanges are making a push on natural gas with three new initiatives unveiled, amid expectations that demand to trade such products across global markets is set to grow.
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Philippine fast food restaurant chain Jollibee Foods Corp (JFC) is planning to float its Vietnamese unit, according to a stock exchange filing on Monday.
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VietJet Air has started seeking investor interest for its potential $200m domestic IPO, according to bankers close to the deal.
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Fullerton Healthcare Corp has decided to pull its S$213.3m ($149.6m) IPO after delaying the transaction mid-bookbuild when questions were raised about its business model.
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ECM regular IOI Properties Group is back with a rights issue, and is looking to raise MR1.53bn ($346m) from existing shareholders. The deal is already in the bag as the Malaysian company’s largest stakeholders are all expected to sign up for the transaction.
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A Park Hotel Group company has approached the loan market for a S$760m ($536m) five year fundraising.
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The Laos government sold a five tranche baht-denominated bond in Thailand’s domestic market last week, netting Bt11bn ($309.7m) in proceeds. In its sixth deal in the Thai market, the sovereign targeted high net worth investors to tap into a new liquidity pool.
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Therma Power, part of Philippine company Aboitiz Power Corp, is accessing the offshore loan market for a $650m unsecured financing.
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Two live IPOs in Asia are seeing an encouraging response from investors, with Donald Trump’s surprise victory in the US presidential election having little impact on their bookbuilds.
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Real estate investment company MYP is looking to seal a S$188.7m ($133.5m) rights issue in order to help fund its acquisition of the Straits Trading Building in Singapore.