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Europe’s IPO market is brimming with deals but investors think that some banks are pushing companies that have no chance of listing, which will lead to a high failure rate. The number of pulled deals is growing and that is earning the wrath of the buy-side, writes Sam Kerr. -
Europe’s equity-linked bankers are focusing on bringing more traditional issuers back to the market following a rotation in equities out of high growth technology stocks and into companies that stand to benefit from the post-pandemic economic reopening.
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Basic Fit, the Dutch operator of low-cost gyms, has issued a €303.7m convertible bond as it prepares for growth opportunities following the reopening of all of its fitness centres this week following more than a year of lockdowns caused by the pandemic.
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Believe, the French digital music company, completed its Paris IPO on Thursday morning but the shares bombed in their first hours of trading in another blow for European listings. However, sources close to the transaction were still pleased to get the deal across the line in what they saw as a boost for the French IPO market after another sizeable listing was pulled last week.
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Octopus Renewables Infrastructure Trust has unveiled plans for a £100m share sale amid a swathe of fundraising by London-listed investment trusts.
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Chengdu Quanyuantang Pharmacy Chain has started laying the foundation for its Hong Kong IPO, filing initial listing documents with the bourse this week.
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