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China Huarong Asset Management Co is gearing up a return to the offshore bond market for the third time this year. The mandate came right as China completed its first international bond in over a decade achieving a oversubscription of over 10 times.
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Singapore’s Reit issuers had a busy week, with Keppel-KBS US Real Estate Investment Trust off to a good start on its $448m IPO and Mapletree Industrial Trust raising S$155.7m ($114.5m) from an overnight placement.
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Keppel-KBS US Real Estate Investment Trust has started bookbuilding for its $448m IPO in Singapore, the city-state’s second Reit listing backed by US assets.
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Singapore-listed Mapletree Industrial Trust bagged S$155.7m ($114.5m) in an overnight primary capital raise that was priced at the top of expectations and reached full size.
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CapitaLand Commercial Trust (CCT) has raised S$700m ($514.7m) from a rights issue after a flood of excess applications pushed the deal to nearly twice subscribed.
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Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust has raised $208m to fund the acquisition of a Jersey City property after investors poured into its rights issue, according to a filing on Thursday.
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A $2.5bn refinancing by Reliance Industries (RIL) and its telecommunications arm, Reliance Jio Infocomm, has been opened to retail participants.
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China Construction Bank Corp closed its first Singapore dollar bond on Monday, taking advantage of the thriving local currency market in southeast Asia.
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Beijing-headquartered Elion Resources Group Co will sell an international bond for the first time, having mandated the joint leads to work on an Asian roadshow and the proposed issuance.
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China Construction Bank Corporation launched a Singapore dollar bond on Monday, preparing to issue the bond through its local branch.
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China’s Haier Group Corp made a splash in the international market late week, pulling off a $1bn perpetual bond.
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The mandate for Reliance Industries’ $2.5bn refinancing has been revealed. The deal will consist of three portions, the bulk of which will replace a $1.5bn loan taken by one of its subsidiaries in late 2014.