China Merchants Bank Co
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Issuers anxious to meet with investors before the Chinese New Year are kicking off the week with roadshows around Asia. Beijing Capital Group, Qinghai Provincial Investment Group, China Huarong Asset Management, and Indonesia’s Pan Brothers are all pursuing dollar bonds.
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SEA Holdings, Guangzhou R&F Properties and a Changchun local government financing vehicle took advantage of the abundant liquidity in the bond market by locking in funds on Thursday.
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China’s Wisdom Education International Holdings hit the road on Thursday, opening books for its Hong Kong IPO that could raise up to HK$1.1bn ($147.0m).
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Corporates from Hong Kong, China and Singapore were clamouring for investors’ attention on Thursday for their respective offerings.
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Four corporates from Greater China announced their respective plans to sell bonds on Monday, setting the stage for a potentially busy week of primary issuance in Asia.
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Guangzhou R&F Properties Co and KWG Property Holding raised a combined $515m at the tail end of last week, just before the start of what many anticipate to be a busy year for Chinese property debt issuance.
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Chinese property developer Cifi Holdings (Group) Co has raised $530m from a multi-currency club loan.
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Bank of Jinzhou bagged HK$7.5bn ($970m) from investors last Friday, completing an H-share private placement it had announced back in March.
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Chinese selfie app maker Meitu wrapped up its IPO at the bottom of guidance last week, raising HK$4.9bn ($631.5m) in fresh funds.
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CSC Financial Co has priced Asia's last jumbo IPO of 2016, selling shares in its Hong Kong listing in the middle of expectations to raise HK$7.7bn ($992.5m).
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Chinese selfie app maker Meitu has cracked open books for its potential HK$5.5bn ($710.4m) IPO, a deal notable for coming from the technology sector — a rarity in Hong Kong’s primary market.
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State-owned CSC Financial Co has opened books on its HK$8.2bn ($1.1bn) IPO in Hong Kong, with value seen for the shares at the low end of the price range.