
IPOs
InPost soars on first morning of trading
The IPO of InPost, the Polish provider of postal lockers, has soared on its first day of trading on Euronext Amsterdam.
The IPO of InPost, the Polish provider of postal lockers, has soared on its first day of trading on Euronext Amsterdam.
Huuuge, the Polish social and mobile gambling company, has set a price range for its listing on the Warsaw stock exchange valuing it at up to $1.2bn.
Anglo-German travel and tourism group TUI has completed its heavily discounted €544m rights issue, which is part of a bailout of the company.
Supreme, the manufacturer of liquids for vapes, has successfully concluded its flotation of London’s alternative investment market (AIM).
GlobalCapital has launched the process to decide the winners of our Equity Capital Markets Awards for 2020.
BlackRock wants to move a long way towards catching up with leading investors in its response to climate change, its CEO Larry Fink indicated in his annual letter to chief executives on Tuesday.
UBS, the first major European investment bank to report fourth quarter results, smashed through expectations in global banking, with that part of its business benefitting from equity capital markets revenue more than doubling year-on-year.
JD Sports, the UK sporting equipment retailer, is looking at the possibility of raising equity capital to help it through the next few months of Covid-19 lockdowns and to take advantage of investment opportunities in the future.
Moonpig, the online greetings card company, has set a price range on its IPO, which values the company at almost £1.2bn at the top of the range.
CureVac, the German biotechnology company, has launched a $523m share sale to fund late stage clinical trials for its Covid-19 vaccine, and an expansion of its manufacturing capacity.
The IPO of InPost, the Polish provider of postal lockers, is due to be priced at €16, the top of the initial range, valuing the company at €8bn when it begins trading on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange later this week.
AUTO1, the online marketplace for second hand cars, has revealed the price range on its Frankfurt IPO.
The IPO of Dr Martens, the UK bootmaker, will shut earlier than planned after the company attracted heavy demand in its first few days of bookbuild.
Companies are increasingly turning to cornerstone and anchor investors to support their IPOs across the price range before deals are launched.
The IPO of InPost, the Polish provider of postal lockers, has soared on its first day of trading on Euronext Amsterdam.
JD Sports, the UK sporting equipment retailer, is looking at the possibility of raising equity capital to help it through the next few months of Covid-19 lockdowns and to take advantage of investment opportunities in the future.
Even the greats can get it wrong.
The Singapore Exchange’s plan to get in on the rush to list special purpose acquisition companies (Spacs) is a bold move that could give it an edge over regional rivals.
Austrian catering services company Do & Co has issued a €100m convertible bond to shore up its balance sheet and fund investment opportunities once an economic recovery from the pandemic materialises.
Anglo-German travel and tourism group TUI has completed its heavily discounted €544m rights issue, which is part of a bailout of the company.
China Education Group Holdings has sealed a HK$2.03bn ($261.3m) top-up placement, raising capital for the expansion of its school network. But its stock took a hit in the aftermarket, dropping nearly 10% on Wednesday.