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JinkoSolar Holdings increased its concurrent American depositary share and equity-linked deals to a combined $280m on January 16, thanks to high subscription levels for what was the first deal of this kind since Yingli Solar’s trade in December 2007.
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Asia’s convertible bond market is back in action, with a flurry of deals in the last week already leading optimistic bankers to predict full year volumes on a par with 2010, write Rev Hui and Clare Hammond. But as less liquid, sub-investment grade names test the market, some may find resistance from an investor base that has grown used to buying super high quality names.
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Babycare products manufacturer Biostime International Holdings had an equity-linked debut to remember after raising HK$2.5bn ($332m) via a 2019 zero coupon convertible bond on January 14.
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Following hot on the heels of the year’s first convertible bond from China Overseas Land, Haitian International Holdings’s $200m equity-linked trade shows that demand for lesser known names is strong, though investors are becoming more aggressive on pricing as they anticipate plenty of supply over the next few months.
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CP Foods Holdings raised $290m on January 9 tapping the markets with a five year exchangeable bond in what proved to be a deal of many firsts.
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Online real estate services provider E-House (China) Holdings issued a $135m 2018 convertible bond on December 12 after a combination of keen competition from other CBs and deal fatigue among investors forced it to reduce the offering size by 25%.