Asean
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Indonesian textile company Delta Dunia Sandang Tekstil has signed its $260m fundraising with 13 lenders, about four months after banks were first sounded out. -
Leading voices from across the emerging world have lined up this week to talk up the benefits of free and unfettered trade — and bemoan the increasingly protectionist rhetoric they see emanating from politicians in the struggling West
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The Philippines' finance minister Carlos Dominguez tells GlobalMarkets how he plans to "rebalance" its relationship with China and carry out extensive economic reforms to attract foreign investment
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The Vietnamese government has hired Morgan Stanley to lead a 9% divestment of its stake in Vinamilk, the country’s largest dairy company.
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The Philippines is set for one of its largest IPOs this year as Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp starts taking orders for a potential Ps19.3bn ($399.0m) listing.
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Export-Import Bank of Malaysia, which has doubled the size of its multi-currency medium term note programme to $3bn, is preparing to hit the road for a dollar deal.
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A $180m financing for Indonesian tanker company Soechi Lines has been opened to a wider group of banks, with a roadshow scheduled in Taiwan this week.
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Malaysian conglomerate Sime Darby was inundated with orders for its MR2.4bn ($571.1m) overnight share sale this week, making the tightly executed block southeast Asia’s largest follow-on in a year.
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Presiding over the fastest growth in the area
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Malaysia’s Sime Darby is out with an accelerated bookbuild to raise as much as MR2.4bn ($571.1m) via Maybank as sole bookrunner.
