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China Resources Pharmaceutical Group and Cofco Meat Holdings are planning to float on Hong Kong’s main board, having filed for approvals from the city’s exchange on Monday.

Rici Healthcare Holdings kicked off pre-marketing for its up to $200m listing in Hong Kong on Thursday, according to bankers.

Shanghai Dazhong Public Utilities Co is looking to join the steady stream of Chinese issuers listing in Hong Kong in 2016, according to a source familiar with the matter.

A trio of issuers — China Huiyuan Juice Group, Hong Kong Airlines and Global Logistic Properties (GLP) — are preparing offerings in China’s Panda bond exchange market.

ABC Financial Leasing found a window on Monday to sell its maiden offshore bond ahead of what is expected to be a volatile second half of the week. Unsurprisingly, the deal was largely bought by onshore Chinese accounts, which helped the issuer achieve its fundraising goal.

ABC Financial Leasing has launched bookbuilding for its maiden outing to the international bond market, becoming the latest Chinese firm in the financial leasing sector to seek dollars.

Dalian Wanda Group has tied up financing totalling HK$30.78bn ($3.9bn) for a HK$34.5bn offer to take its property arm private.

SCPG Holdings is planning to issue up to Rmb2bn ($306m) in onshore renminbi debt as early as this month. The trade will mark the sixth Panda deal in the exchange market.

China International Capital Corp sealed a highly popular $500m debut bond on Wednesday, ending up eight times covered, despite pricing inside the curve of closest rival Citic Securities.

Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) is set to become Singapore’s first IPO of the year, a welcome development for a stock exchange that has suffered from plummeting deal flow. It may just be what the market needs to get going again, writes Jonathan Breen.

Chinese names are continuing their resurgence with State Grid Corp of China returning for a dollar/euro combo while China International Capital Corp (Hong Kong) has opened books for its debut offshore appearance.

Property developer Frasers Centrepoint could start investor education next week for a potential S$900m ($659.5m) real estate investment trust IPO in Singapore, according to sources close to the deal.