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Piramal Enterprises has mandated Citi, Kotak Mahindra Capital and Morgan Stanley to help it raise Rp50bn ($778m) via a qualified institutional placement, sources said. -
A shareholder in Johnson Electric Holdings sold down its stake for HK$800m ($103m) on Thursday, in a deal buoyed by a surge in demand from long-only funds that surprised even the lead.
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Global investors scrambled for paper in India’s largest qualified institutional placement (QIP) this week as State Bank of India raised Rp150bn ($2.3bn) amid strong appetite for the country’s stocks. Its success heralds a bumper year for FIG equity raisings, with more big trades already shaping up, writes John Loh.
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France’s GDF International exited its holdings in India’s Petronet LNG via an accelerated bookbuild on Thursday that priced near the bottom of expectations to raise Rp31.6bn ($491.4m).
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There was not enough stock to go around when TPG Stallion sold the last of its equity in Li Ning Co this week. The HK$885.2m ($113.6m) fundraising not only priced at a small discount but also gained nearly 10% in secondary.
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Shares in Rocket Internet, the German internet start-up incubator, fell as much as 4% on Thursday morning after Kinnevik, the Swedish investment company, sold the last of its stake, for €218m. The shares closed down 2%.
