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Two groups of vendors exited their holdings in two Asian firms this week, with block trades in Hong Kong-listed Imax China Holding and South Korea’s Kakao Corp raising a combined $278.1m. -
Chinese property developer Jingrui Holdings leveraged off a yield-hunting environment and its strong financial improvement to raise $400m from its return to the offshore debt market this week.
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ING Life Insurance Korea launched bookbuilding for its W1.3tr ($1.2bn) IPO on Thursday, in a deal helmed by five firms.
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Chinese toll road operator Zhejiang Expressway Co took a road less travelled by Asian companies in the equity-linked market this week. It debuted with a euro-denominated convertible bond, becoming one of just a handful of euro CB issuers from the region in the past decade, writes Jonathan Breen.
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Indonesia’s triple-C rated Indika Energy priced a $265m bond on Monday on the back of a nearly five times subscribed book. The issuer’s rating story was complicated by downgrades over the past year, but investors were willing to consider its likely future as a B2 rated credit. Morgan Davis reports.
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Korea South-East Power Co (Kosep) pulled in $300m for its new three year bullet, after competing with more attention grabbing transactions on Wednesday.
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