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Hensoldt, the German sensor maker that supplies the defence industry, has joined Europe’s burgeoning IPO pipeline with the announcement of a Frankfurt listing this year. The deal, launched on Tuesday, is already gaining traction among investors, who are seeking to meet the company for what could be the largest German IPO of 2020. -
Singapore-based special purpose acquisition company (Spac) Aspirational Consumer Lifestyle Corp is looking to raise $225m from a listing on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Ant Group has tackled more than two dozen questions posed by the Shanghai Stock Exchange ahead of its concurrent jumbo IPOs on the Star market and Hong Kong. The digital payment firm’s ownership structure, especially its ties to Alibaba Group Holding, as well as its business model and use of the listing proceeds were under scrutiny.
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Real estate-focused software company Ming Yuan Cloud Group Holdings has kicked off pre-deal investor education for its Hong Kong listing, according to a senior source close to the transaction.
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Home Reit, a new real estate investment trust focused on homeless accommodation, is preparing to raise £250m via an IPO on the London Stock Exchange.
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EMEA equity capital markets started September with a flurry as banks rushed to print deals in the first week of the traditionally busy autumn issuance window. There is far more to come though and investors are concerned that some deals will struggle to find the attention they warrant.
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