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The Modi administration launched its up to Rp226.13bn ($3.68bn) offer for sale of shares in Coal India on Friday, a mammoth trade which could be one of India’s biggest yet. -
Bookbuilding will close a day later than scheduled for a Rp12.48bn ($125.49m) block in K-Electric after protests broke out in Karachi, crippling parts of the city.
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The pace of activity in equity block trades picked up this week, even though European markets fell as often as they rose.
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A gently rising trend in European stocks today has brought three accelerated bookbuilds into the market this evening.
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Indian companies were out in full force this week to tap the equity capital markets. Leading the way was the Indian government’s long-awaited $3.95bn divestment of its stake in Coal India.
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Malaysian sovereign wealth fund Khazanah Nasional priced its largest ever follow-on in Tenaga Nasional on January 28, as investors jumped at the chance to grab a slice of the state-owned power producer. Despite Malaysia’s slumping stock market, Khazanah sold the most shares of any block trade it has done in Tenaga since 2009, raising MR1.62bn ($455.79m).
