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Indonesian medical testing firm Prodia has named a pair of bulge brackets and a local firm to run its listing, which it plans to launch this year.

China Huarong Asset Management and Midea Group are out with their respective dollar offerings while France’s BPCE is attracting bids for a Singapore dollar-denominated Basel III tier two.

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The IPOs of Philips Lighting and Maisons du Monde both reached successful conclusions on Thursday. Their books built gradually, which a banker said boded well for them to trade solidly when they are listed, unlike some recent soggy performers like Telepizza.

Croatia has picked four banks for a euro-denominated bond and is embarking on investor meetings for the deal next week.

BOC Aviation has wrapped up bookbuilding for its HK$8.7bn ($1.1bn) with a wealth of demand from institutional and Hong Kong retail investors.

Indonesian power producer Cikarang Listrindo has narrowed the price range on its up to Rph5.0tr ($366.7m) IPO toward the bottom of guidance, according to a source close to the deal.

KommuneKredit grabbed the first chance of the week to print five year dollars while other public sector issuers are set on 10 year deals.

Bank Muscat signed its $315m club loan late on Monday and all, barring one, of the lenders also arranged the bank’s bond issue last month.

Equity and currency derivatives markets were ill-prepared for any major policy changes coming out of the G7 meeting this week, with prices reflecting low expectations of volatility. But even as the first day's session on Thursday passed without shocks, there was a growing sense that Friday could bring a bigger showdown.

Indian green power producer ReNew Power Ventures has set in motion plans for an IPO, sending out a request for proposals to lead the deal, according to a source that received the RFP.

The Indian government has shortlisted firms to pitch for leading roles on its sell-downs of National Fertilisers and Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilisers, according to a notice on the Department of Divestment website.