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India’s GVK Power & Infrastructure is expected to meet investors in the first week of September, ahead of launching a qualified institutional placement to raise up to Rp15bn ($247m). -
Petron Corporation Employees’ Retirement Plan (PCERP) sold a Ps4.37bn ($100m) stake in Petron Corp on August 18 with a block that was driven by residual demand from a transaction five months ago.
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China Petroleum & Chemical Corp, or Sinopec, raised HK$3.11bn ($401m) by selling a chunk of its shares in China Gas Holdings on Wednesday night. Despite launching just days after China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) announced plans to raise gas prices, the deal saw strong interest from investors, allowing the seller to double its proceeds.
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Many investors were disappointed on August 14 as a 50% increase option was not enough to satisfy demand for the sale of a block of shares in Indonesia’s Surya Citra Media. In the end, more than half were left empty handed in the Rph1.6tr ($137m) stake sale by the company’s parent, Elang Mahkota Teknologi (Emtek).
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Just a month after completing a chunky HK$7.9bn rights issue, there was new activity in HKT Trust and HKT Ltd — a single subsidiary of Hong Kong telecoms company PCCW — as an undisclosed existing shareholder raised HK$1.4bn ($181m) by offloading shares.
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India’s Karur Vysya Bank (KVB) has raised Rp6.2bn ($102m) through a qualified institutional placement, in a deal that was not only priced close to the top but also increased in size due to strong demand.
