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Asian stocks added to the rout in global equity markets this week, putting a speed bump in front of the frenetic pace of primary activity. But deals continued to get done through the worst of the selldown, as equity bankers argued that the sell-off was a healthy, and temporary, correction. John Loh reports. -
A group of employees from Vincom Retail have raised Dong 4.51tr ($197.5m) after they sold a block of the company’s shares, upsizing the offer on the back of strong institutional demand.
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A buoyant January in equities markets has been followed by a difficult start to February, with the first IPOs out of a full pipeline seeing some issues in marketing just as stock markets tumble across the globe.
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Ocado, the UK online grocer, raised £143m of fresh equity on Tuesday morning in an early day accelerated bookbuild led by Goldman Sachs and Numis Securities that finished “a few times covered”, according to a banker involved.
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A group of Vincom Retail employees sold a block of the company’s shares on Monday, raising D4.51tr ($198.1m) after they bumped up the size of the offer, according to a source close to the deal.
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Indian Overseas Bank, a state-owned lender, plans to hire three firms to help it raise Rp10bn ($156m) from a qualified institutional placement, according to a request for proposals.
