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India plans to monetise its highway assets by packaging them into infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) for IPOs, the government said during its annual budget presentation. -
Some of the wealthiest and most influential businesspeople in the Russian Federation received an expected, but still unpleasant, piece of news on Monday with the publication of a US Treasury Department list that is expected to precede new sanctions, write Sam Kerr and Bianca Boorer.
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Indian brokerage JM Financial is set to bag Rp6.5bn ($101.8m) from a qualified institutional placement with no discount to its market price, as investors jostled for the shares.
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Equity investors have entered the New Year hungry for assets. Demand on deals has well exceeded initial volumes, leading to issuers increasing sale sizes.
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Avedon Capital Partners, Bain Capital, Black Diamond and Cinven have launched the first post-IPO selldown of shares in JOST Werke, the German maker of axles and chassis for lorries and trailers which listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in July 2017.
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Entertainment One, the Canadian record label and entertainment company, has raised £53m, in an accelerated bookbuild, to partly finance its acquisition of the remaining shares in The Mark Gordon Company, the Hollywood production company behind films such as Saving Private Ryan, in which it already owns a 51% stake.
