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  • Shareholders have piled into Tiger Airways Holdings’ 85-for-100 rights issue worth S$229m ($172m), with applications received for far more shares than were up for grabs.
  • Chinese brokerage Citic Securities Company Limited is planning to issue not more than 1.5bn new H-shares via a private placement, as it looks to shore up its capital base. Although the precise size of the offering has not been disclosed, the company could raise as much as HK$44.10bn ($5.70bn) based on its share price at the time of writing.
  • Peking University Resources, a server and networking products distributor, raised HK$945m ($122m) on Monday from a placement after pricing the trade at the low end of expectations.
  • Dual-listed fruit and vegetable producer Del Monte Pacific is planning to raise $180m from a rights issue in Singapore and the Philippines as it looks to shore up its balance sheet following a major acquisition.
  • Haitong Securities tapped into the current buoyant sentiment for Chinese brokerage firms to close a hefty HK$29.94bn ($3.86bn) placement of H-shares, which saw bankers working behind the scenes to secure a cadre of high-grade investors.
  • Louis XIII Holdings, which is developing a luxury resort along Macau’s Cotai Strip, has raised HK$1.64bn ($211.51m) via a placement of shares and convertible bonds.