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Malaysia’s QSR Brands has filed for an IPO in Malaysia, years after the company mooted a relisting on the local bourse.
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A $1.1bn loan to take India’s Vedanta Resources private was launched into general syndication at the beginning of the month, with Credit Suisse and Standard Chartered at the helm.
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Indonesia’s Titan Infra Energy is tapping the offshore loan market for the first time for a $450m five year loan.
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Milanese pharmaceutical firm Recordati was out with its CVC buyout funding this week — a €1.3bn bond, in a European high yield market that has mostly ignored Italy’s political fights. But on Thursday, volatility went global and investors started pressing for concessions. Recordati went ahead regardless, and priced on guidance.
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Vietnam’s Vinfast Trading and Production has raised a $950m guaranteed term loan to help it buy machinery and equipment from nine German suppliers.
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CPI Property Group, which owns real estate in Berlin and Central and Eastern Europe, printed a €600m 3.5 year senior bond on Wednesday, riding high on the back of a recent ratings upgrade to consolidate and refinance its debt. After a successful trade, CPI’s chief financial officer, ex-Deutsche Bank CEEMEA banker David Greenbaum, is setting his sights on Swiss francs and Pro-Bonds.
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Dafa Properties Group raised HK$840m ($107.2m) when it priced a Hong Kong IPO a few cents above the middle of the marketed range this week.
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China’s Niu Technologies has launched bookbuilding for a $103.8m Nasdaq IPO, but despite plenty of pre-deal interest, sources said they did not expect the trade to be a blowout.
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Studio City International Holdings launched its $359.4m New York Stock Exchange listing on Wednesday, in a deal heavily anchored by its controlling shareholders.
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China’s Niu Technologies has launched bookbuilding for its $103.8m Nasdaq IPO, but despite plenty of pre-deal interest, sources don't expect the trade to be a blowout.
