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Sfr4.9bn trade is largest European ECM deal since National Grid’s £7bn rights issue in 2024
Offer came as markets recovered and volatility fell
Naturgy and Zurich fall in secondary market after jumbo blocks
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It is not impossible that European stock markets could end this year at a new post-crisis high, so strong has been the recovery since the mid-October dip. It is probably too late, however, for many IPO candidates to benefit. Of the last three major deals of the year, two have now been completed.
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Huadian Fuxin Energy Corp has raised HK$1.72bn ($222m) through a private placement of H-shares to a group of 10 investors, with the company’s sector of operation winning the favour of the market. -
Arctic Securities and Pareto Securities conducted a swift block trade today in shares of Akva Group, the Norwegian provider of technology and services to the fish farming industry.
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Drillisch, the German telecoms company, launched this evening an accelerated bookbuild to sell about 9.76% of its stock, which it had held as treasury shares.
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Chinese company Sinopharm Group raised a chunky HK$5.55bn ($715m) through a private placement of shares to nine investors over the weekend, with its stock sliding by around 6% on Monday’s trading session.
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Louis XIII Holdings, which is building a luxury hotel in Macau, is looking to tap the ECM market to fund some of the construction and is mulling a combination of placement, convertible bonds and a rights issue.
