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India is on track for a record year of IPOs. Global tech giants continue to plough capital into a fast-growing consumer economy that is investing heavily in ensuring it’s a major player — along with the US and China — in an AI-first world
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SK Lubricants has begun gauging investor appetite for its W1.6tr ($1.5bn) IPO in South Korea through a syndicate of seven banks. -
A year after selling a $3.1bn-equivalent four-currency, six-tranche Belt and Road blockbuster, Bank of China is making a comeback with another Reg S only bond to support the initiative.
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Malaysia's Qualitas Medical is marketing its S$100m ($77m) IPO in Singapore at a deep discount to other healthcare names, picking the city-state as the listing venue to highlight its regional ambitions.
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Surya Pertiwi, the sister company of listed Surya Toto Indonesia, has started pre-marketing for its own $150m IPO in the country.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) publishes plans to bring overseas-listed tech companies back to the Chinese equity market through depository receipts, policymakers emphasise the need to safeguard against systemic financial risks, and the Ministry of Commerce slaps tariffs on US goods.
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As the introduction of weighted voting rights (WVR) and pre-revenue companies’ listings get nearer in Hong Kong, Clawback columnist Philippe Espinasse sees an opportune time for a quick take on the types of companies that the exchange — which is probably the most volatile of the world’s major primary markets — readily allows.
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