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Top 25 shareholders and new investors participate in previously delayed offering, but some shares left over after subscriptions closed
Undisclosed institutional shareholder sells stake in Wednesday evening ABB
Qualifying shareholders take up 68% as remainder stays with conditional placees
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  • Chinese integrated online healthcare provider 111 has opened books for its IPO of American Depository Shares (ADS), which is slated to raise $148.8m.
  • Biotechnology firm Hua Medicine has launched bookbuilding for its Hong Kong IPO, targeting up to HK$972.1m ($123.9m) in proceeds.
  • Impact investing — a specialist field, outside mainstream financial markets, in which investors seek environmental and social outcomes — is burgeoning, leading promoters to raise their targets for the market’s growth. But at the same time, more conventional investors are also laying claim to the term “impact”.
  • SIX, an exchange company in Switzerland, is angling to take full advantage of the advent of distributed ledger technology (DLT). With its new digital asset platform, the company hopes to profit from easier securities settlement and a new method of raising capital that involves issuing cryptocurrency.
  • Equity capital markets bankers and investors are looking to five jumbo IPOs to end what has often been a frustrating 2018 on a high. The first of these deals, the floatation of supercar maker Aston Martin, began this week and the others are expected to follow quickly, write Aidan Gregory and Sam Kerr.
  • The queue of Chinese companies seeking Hong Kong IPOs continues to grow, with one firm looking for the regulatory greenlight, and another issuer reviving its listing plans this week.
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