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Harbour Biomed has pocketed HK$1.71bn ($220.8m) by pricing its IPO just above the mid point of the marketed range. -
Vesync, a home appliance retailer, kicked off the roadshow for its up to HK$1.55bn ($200.1m) IPO in Hong Kong on Monday, with the company's growth story during the pandemic expected to appeal to investors.
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Blue Moon Group, a Chinese detergent maker, saw the book for its up to HK$9.8bn ($1.3bn) IPO covered within hours of opening on Friday.
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A new special purpose acquisition company (Spac) founded by three celebrated French investors has prompted hopes that more deals will follow in Europe next year. Spacs have been one of the most talked-about aspects of the global equity capital markets, particularly in the US, where more than $65bn has been raised through Spacs this year, according to Dealogic.
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Thai express delivery company Kerry Express launched its IPO this week, aiming to raise up to Bt8.4bn ($278.2m) in proceeds.
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Equity capital markets deals have come thick and fast this year and even December has proved no exception, with issuance every day so far. But investors are warning of deal fatigue, meaning issuers and banks need to be careful not to push too hard on trades that have only a marginal chance of success.
