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Frankfurt-listed Snowbird, a Chinese down manufacturer, has cancelled plans to seek a secondary listing in Singapore, amid a wave of panic selling that has gripped stock markets this week. -
It was a tense finish for the Indian government’s Rp93.96bn ($1.42bn) sell-down of its stake in Indian Oil Corp (IOC) with books only covered just before the transaction was due to close thanks to late bids from state-owned insurers.
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Following an already disappointing week, Asia’s equity markets suffered another brutal sell-off when trading re-opened on Monday. The turmoil is confounding market watchers and turning up the heat on ECM, with bankers saying new issuance may be fighting a losing battle.
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GMR Infrastructure is planning to hit the equity capital market for Rp25bn ($393m) in funding, once shareholders give it the green light. The move comes after the firm raised Rp14bn in a rights issue earlier this year.
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A beauty parade is underway among banks in India for the sell-down of 10% of the government’s holdings in state-controlled Indian Oil Corp, which could net Rp101.6bn ($1.6bn) based on its current share price.
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Alkem Laboratories, a drug manufacturer, has lodged its preliminary prospectus with India’s regulator for a listing that could raise some $200m. The trade will be led by two local and two international banks.
