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  • Hindalco Industries, the flagship metals arm of Indian conglomerate Aditya Birla Group, said it is considering an equity raise that will be the company’s first in seven years, as its shares trade near highs not seen since August 2014.
  • Shares in Phoenix Group Holdings, the UK buyer of closed life insurance books, have gained 1.9% since the company announced on Wednesday the successful completion of its £735m rights offer to finance its takeover of Abbey Life.
  • Shares in Tobii, the Swedish eye-tracking technology company that floated in April 2015, rose 5% on Monday after it announced plans to raise Skr450m (€45m) in a rights issue, saying the consumer business opportunities open to it had grown faster than it expected.
  • Shares in Meyer Burger Technology, the Swiss solar panel maker, plunged 13% on Tuesday after it announced a recapitalisation programme involving a rights issue, an adjustment of the terms of the Sfr100m convertible bond it issued in September 2014, and the extension of a loan secured on one of its properties.
  • Three UK investment funds committed to the fight against cancer are coming together through a complex equity deal, to form what they hope will be a powerhouse of financing treatments to battle many forms of the disease.
  • Sirius Minerals completed an $855m equity financing on Wednesday, for the first stage of its plan to build a fertiliser mine in a National Park in North Yorkshire. Priced on Thursday morning, the $400m convertible bond — too risky for many conventional investors — is already trading in the money.