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  • HM Sampoerna, the Indonesian arm of cigarette giant Philip Morris International, will go to shareholders to raise up to Rph26.70tr ($1.98bn) via a rights issue as it seeks to increase its free float.
  • The Indian government moved a step closer to reducing its stake in Indian Oil Corp, after mandating five banks to lead a 10% share sale that could be worth as much as Rp94.27bn ($1.5bn).
  • Malaysia’s Hong Leong Bank has announced plans for an MR3bn ($752m) rights issue in the fourth quarter of 2015 as the lender seeks to beef up its capital buffers.
  • Recticel, the Belgian manufacturer of polyurethane foam products, increased its share capital on Tuesday following the exercise of warrants.
  • Oceana Group, a South African fishing company incorporated nearly a century ago and listed in Johannesburg, intends to raise R1.2bn ($94m) through a rights issue.
  • The Indian government has ridden to the rescue of its ailing state-owned banks, promising to plough more capital into them to help shore up their tier one ratios. But a capital boost is no answer to the myriad problems facing the country’s public sector lenders. India needs to take a more radical approach.