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Industrial Bank of Korea has bagged W193.5bn ($171.4m) after cleaning up its position in Korean hypermarket chain E-Mart, according to a term sheet seen by GlobalCapital Asia. -
Rocket Internet, the German internet venture capital group, closed 14% lower on Thursday after Kinnevik, the Swedish investment company that was one of its earliest backers, sold half its stake through an accelerated bookbuild after the stock had rallied over the past three months.
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The Asian block market came to life this month as shareholders jumped at the chance to offload some of their holdings in companies, taking advantage of a rally in the stock market. With a tight window remaining before firms head into blackout period ahead of results season, ECM bankers and investors are set for more deals this quarter. Jonathan Breen and John Loh report.
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Industrial Bank of Korea is looking to offload its entire stake in local hypermarket chain E-Mart to raise up to W195.9bn ($172.1m).
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Bravissima Holding, an investment vehicle controlled by Bain Capital, has hired Deutsche Bank and Nordea to sell a 12.1% stake in Bravida, the Swedish heating, plumbing and electrical installation company, through an accelerated bookbuild launched after the market close on Wednesday.
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This evening, Kinnevik, the Swedish investment company, is selling a 6.6% stake in Rocket Internet, the German e-commerce startup investor, through an accelerated bookbuild.
