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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is considering tweaking rules imposed on secondary sales of stock via the offer for sale (OFS) mechanism — a way by which owners of listed companies can reduce their holdings. -
Two sets of long public holidays made it a stop-start first quarter for activity in Asia ex-Japan's equity capital markets. But with the festivities out of the way, bankers are now seeing their pipelines fill up again. The spotlight will be firmly on China and India for the next few months, writes John Loh.
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Mandarin Oriental International and Metropolitan Bank have wrapped up their rights issues as they shore up their balance sheets.
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The Indian government is set to raise around Rp15.6bn ($250m) by divesting a 5% stake in Rural Electrification Corp, with books for the offer for sale (OFS) opening on April 8 and ending up oversubscribed pretty quickly.
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The government of Pakistan is set to raise Prp41.5bn-Prp101.1bn ($406m-$988m) from the sale of some of its stock in the country’s largest lender, Habib Bank, after setting the floor price for the deal at Prp166 per share.
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Tata Motors will open books on its nine-for-109 rights issue next month signing up a whopping nine banks to lead the deal. If the issue raises the targeted Rp75bn ($1.2bn) it will rank as India’s second largest ever rights issue.
