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The Indian government is selling down a 5% stake in state-owned NTPC that could raise at least Rp50.3bn ($739.3m), giving equity capital markets in Asia a much needed shot in the arm. -
In a boost for share sales in Indian state-owned firms, the country’s securities regulator has refined the rules for offer for sale (OFS), reducing the risks that have plagued such sell-downs in the past. Market participants lauded the move, but with stock prices still shaky, deal volumes are unlikely to rise quickly, writes John Loh.
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Groupe Bruxelles Lambert, the Belgian investment holding company, took advantage of Total’s strong market performance on three consecutive days to sell €651m of stock in the French oil and gas company on Tuesday night.
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The long wait for a European block trade ended on Tuesday night, as a shareholder in Total sold €651m-worth of stock in the French oil and gas business, sparking hopes of further ECM deals in coming days.
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India’s National Stock Exchange (NSE) has relented to listing on a rival bourse, but on the condition that regulatory disclosures are made to an independent third party rather than the competitor exchange.
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Samsung SDI is in the process of choosing leads to run the sale of its shares in Samsung C&T later this month, according to a source with knowledge of the deal.
