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Cogobuy Group has raised HK$2.0bn ($257.9m) from a share placement, drawing interest from large Chinese firms and regional buyers, according to a filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. -
CaixaBank, the Barcelona-based retail bank, has launched a €1.3bn accelerated bookbuild this evening to sell a 9.9% stake in itself, as part of its move to take over Banco BPI of Portugal. The deal is one of four block trades in the European market this evening.
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UK motor and lubricant oil producer Castrol has raised Rp18.1bn ($270.1m) from a sale of its stake in Castrol India. The deal suffered from slippage after the leads missed the block window that protects such trades in the open market.
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Motor and lubricant oil producer Castrol is on track to raise Rp17.7bn ($264.1m) from cutting down its stake in its Indian arm, marking the UK firm’s second such sell-down this year.
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India’s Motherson Sumi Systems has increased the size of its qualified institutional placement to Rp20bn ($300m) on the back of strong investor interest, despite hitting the market immediately after Yes Bank pulled its transaction.
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Arvid Svensson Invest has sold a 9.5% stake in Klövern, the Swedish real estate company, for Skr880m ($104m), via an accelerated book-build launched on Thursday evening.
