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Private equity names are lining up to exit from Indian companies, as the country’s booming stock market provides a conducive environment finally to take profits on long held investments. The number of exits has grown in the past six months and is expected to rise even further as PE firms position themselves to take full advantage of the opening of the issuance window, writes Rashmi Kumar. -
Bain Capital made Rp24.6bn ($400m) on November 6 by selling a chunk of its shares in India’s Hero MotoCorp in what was one of the largest block trades from the country this year. Strong appetite, particularly from long-only investors, meant the private equity firm raised almost double its initial target.
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Excitement around the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect combined with Hong Kong-listed China Unicom’s lagging share price to help Telefónica Internacional net HK$6.7bn ($859m) from the sale of a 2.5% stake in the company via a block trade on November 10, one of Asia's largest this year.
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Philippines-based Bloomberry Resorts Corp raised Ps5.655bn ($126m) on Monday evening via a top-up placement of shares, taking advantage of the slight improvement in market sentiment to push its deal past the finish line.
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The Hong Kong equity market has a fairly large deal to contend with on November 10 with Spanish telecom giant Telefónica Internacional in the market to sell a HK$6.78bn ($875m) stake in China Unicom (Hong Kong).
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Ping An Insurance Group has obtained approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission to undertake a private placement in Hong Kong, in a deal which could raise the company as much as HK$37.5bn ($5bn).
