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Shipbuilder's shares fall 10% after capital raise
Italian shipbuilder is expanding capacity on strong defence demand
Deal priced at 1% premium to Monday's close
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Shenzhen Investment has raised HK$2.77bn ($357m) from a top-up placement of shares sold to investors at a hefty 9.6% discount. But the impact on the company in the aftermarket was pretty severe, with the stock sliding by an equally large 9.85%. -
Malaysia’s AirAsia X, the long-haul unit of budget carrier AirAsia, has wrapped up its MR391.1m ($105.3m) three-for-four rights issue with flying colours, as shareholders signed up for far more stock than was available.
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Equity capital markets bankers have a juicy new prize to compete for: the UK government is to privatise the remaining 30% it holds of Royal Mail by the end of this year.
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The Taiwan Stock Exchange Corp (TWSE) took steps this week to repair years of anaemic trading on its stock market. It faces an uphill battle, however, as Taiwanese investors are jumping on the A-share bandwagon, draining liquidity from the country's volume-poor market.
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Dufry, the Swiss duty free shop chain, will on June 11 start building the book for the Sfr2.2bn ($2.4bn) rights issue it signalled in March, as part of the financing for its €3.6bn takeover of World Duty Free.
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Europe’s sunshine state may be about to default for the second time, but equity capital markets are fizzing with activity, and indices only a fraction off their post-crisis highs.
