China Merchants Bank Co
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Shanghai-based and Hong Kong-listed chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp has sold a Rmb2bn ($291m) 270-day red Panda. -
China’s DouYu International Holdings ended a three month journey to a Nasdaq listing this week, closing the biggest Chinese deal on the exchange this year. The company was forced to price the shares at the bottom of guidance, but returned with a much bigger size than originally planned. Gina Lee and Jonathan Breen report.
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A busy day for bond issuance from Chinese property companies offered investors a dash of variety, as investment grade rated China Jinmao Holdings Group vied for attention amid a slew of deals from high yield credits including Kaisa Group Holdings.
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Chinese online game streaming platform DouYu has launched a Nasdaq IPO, having delayed its plans in May amid tumultuous markets.
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Shanghai Henlius Biotech has resubmitted its application to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with an IPO worth around $500m.
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China’s CIMC Vehicles, a trailer maker, has priced its float of 265m shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at the bottom of the range, raising HK$1.69bn ($217.1m).
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China’s CIMC Vehicles, a trailer maker, has priced its float of 265m shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at the bottom of the range, raising HK$1.69bn ($217.1m).
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Guangzhou R&F Properties Co attracted a huge order book for its sixth dollar deal this year, while Hong Kong-listed Dafa Properties Group turned to anchor support for its inaugural offshore public bond.
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Tsinghua Tongfang Co has priced a smaller $300m deal, as investors appeared cautious amid an ongoing share sale. Yuzhou Properties and Shandong Guohui Investment Co returned to the market and saw big order books, the latter fueled by lead manager interest.
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China’s Jinshang Bank kicked off its HK$3.42bn ($438m) Hong Kong IPO on strong footing on Friday, with the book well covered ahead of launch.
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China International Marine Containers has launched its HK$2.14bn ($274m) spin-off of CIMC Vehicles on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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CMB Financial Leasing raised $1bn from two dollar bonds on a day that a number of Chinese local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) and property developers also cashed in on the conducive market backdrop for new issuance.
