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HSBC is leading the sale of a block in Hong Kong-listed Sinotrans worth HK$1.11bn ($143.21m), as a shareholder takes advantage of the nearly 50% run-up in its share price since end-March. -
China’s beleaguered real estate players are starting to find favour again with equity investors, with CIFI Holdings and Greenland Hong Kong Holdings raising HK$1.32bn ($170m) and HK$1.70bn, respectively, from top-up placements.
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Two shareholders of Samsung Life Insurance Co raised W655.20bn ($599.31m) after pricing the shares they were selling near the bottom of the range, breaking a lull in large block trades out of South Korea since March.
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Greenland Hong Kong Holdings has launched an accelerated placement of primary shares to raise $191m.
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Eurazeo sold a 7.8% stake in Moncler, the French-Italian skiwear maker, through an accelerated bookbuild over Wednesday night. The book was covered, though price information suggested Bank of America Merrill Lynch had sold the block at below the underwritten price.
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The opportunity to buy into one of China’s largest private conglomerates, Fosun International, was too good to miss as keen investor participation propelled the company to take up an upsize option and raise a chunky HK$9.30bn ($1.20bn) from an accelerated bookbuild on May 11.
