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Chengdu Quanyuantang Pharmacy Chain has started laying the foundation for its Hong Kong IPO, filing initial listing documents with the bourse this week. -
Two Indian companies will be testing investor appetite for their IPOs on Monday next week, as the country continues to battle a recent surge in Covid-19 infections.
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Commodities broker Marex is the latest casualty of Europe’s IPO market, with sources close to its IPO confirming the offer was pulled after failing to attract enough demand to cover the deal.
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Banks have opened books on another wave of European IPOs in a rush to price them before an expected summer lull. However, some investors predict a possible 50% failure rate across all deals as they push back on valuations and excessive deal flow.
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Indian financial technology start-up Paytm has won in-principle approval from its board of directors for an IPO that is expected to raise around $3bn, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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Íslandsbanki, the Icelandic bank nationalised during the financial crisis, has secured several cornerstone investors for its flotation on the Nasdaq Iceland.
