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India raised Rp50.3bn ($739.3m) from a sell-down in NTPC this week as institutional investors pounced on the trade, giving the government’s divestment programme a last minute boost. -
Asia’s desolate equity capital markets are about to be tested with new listings for the first time since Goodbaby China Holdings pulled a Hong Kong IPO in early February. But with bankers finding it harder than ever to convince investors to buy deals, little can be done in the primary market until some stability returns, write Jonathan Breen and John Loh.
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Samsung SDI is paring its stake in sister firm Samsung C&T via an accelerated bookbuild worth up to W565.34bn ($458.23m), amid regulatory pressure on chaebols to unwind cross shareholdings.
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Institutional investors flocked to India’s Rp50.3bn ($739.3m) sell down in NTPC, with the first leg of the trade almost 2x covered, giving the government’s divestment programme an eleventh hour boost.
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The Korea Exchange (KRX) has put together a global marketing department to work on attracting international investors and companies to the country's main board.
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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.
