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TUI, the German travel and tourism company, has sold the last of its shares in Hapag-Lloyd, the shipping company that was floated on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in November 2015, through an accelerated bookbuild priced flat to the closing price.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission is cutting red tape on sales of H-shares by Hong Kong and dual listed firms, making it easier for them to raise equity offshore. -
An institutional investor bagged HK$2.1bn ($268.8m) after offloading a chunk of its shares in property firm China Vanke last Friday, taking advantage of a jump in the company’s share price.
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AB Volvo, the Swedish maker of trucks and buses, has sold its entire stake in Deutz, the German maker of diesel engines, for €196m, through an accelerated bookbuild on Thursday night.
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Two shareholders pared down their stakes through separate block trades on Thursday as the stocks hit one-year highs, punctuating a relatively quiet week for overnight bookbuilds in Asia.
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On Thursday evening, AB Volvo, the Swedish maker of trucks and buses, launched the sale of its whole stake in Deutz, the German independent manufacturer of diesel engines, through an accelerated bookbuild.
