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Fast food operator QSR Brands is seeking an IPO to raise more than $500m in Malaysia next year, mandating three local and two international banks. -
Japan’s Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp has raised W177bn ($154.6m) from the sale of some of its shares in Posco — the third sell-down of its stake in the South Korean steelmaker this year.
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Amid rough going for new IPOs this week, one of this year’s star IPO performers, Maisons du Monde, was back in the market on Wednesday night as the global coordinators waived the lock-up to let the leading shareholders make their first block trade in the stock. Thursday brought a substantial trade in Ferrexpo, which owns iron mines in Ukraine, which got done, though at a slightly reduced size.
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Malaysia’s Yinson Holdings doubled the size of the increase option on its overnight share sale, allowing its shareholders to raise MR420m ($101m) on Wednesday.
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Nicholas Chia has been made the head of equity capital markets and syndicate at Singapore’s OCBC Bank, the latest of Standard Chartered’s former ECM team to land a new role.
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The Indian government is looking to add around Rp22bn ($329.6m) to its coffers with a sell down of a portion of its stake in construction company NBCC.
