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Europe’s turbulent IPO market has taken its toll on the listing of Synlab, the German laboratory technology company, with the sellers deciding to shrink the size of the transaction after investors refused to budge from the bottom of the price range. -
Philippines-based Monde Nissin has won regulatory approval to launch its IPO next month.
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PowerGrid Infrastructure Investment Trust has fixed the price band for its Rp77.3bn ($1.03bn) IPO, which is set to open later this week.
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SF Real Estate Investment Trust has started pre-marketing its Hong Kong listing, a rare sighting of the asset class in the city.
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Russian paper and pulp company Segezha is covered across its initial price range in its IPO, showing that Russian companies can withstand political volatility when doing an IPO.
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Shares in Allfunds, the B2B fund distribution platform, rocketed on Friday, their first day of trading in Amsterdam. The news was a bonus for an IPO market which had started to stutter. This week Synlab the German laboratory technology company has struggled to get its IPO covered and the listing of Trustly, the Swedish fintech unicorn has been pulled.
