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Both tranches price at the investor-friendly end as cloud company raises to fund expansion
Never mind that your desk had a great year, writes Craig. When it comes to getting paid, the future makes a stronger argument than the past
Top 25 shareholders and new investors participate in previously delayed offering, but some shares left over after subscriptions closed
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Foxconn Industrial Internet held a one day bookbuild for its Rmb27.1bn ($4.24bn) A-share IPO on Thursday, eyeing the largest listing in the market in three years. The deal came with an innovative structure that includes several departures from standard flotations in China, writes Jonathan Breen. -
A spate of new IPOs might finally give investors something to shout about after a lacklustre, if busy, second quarter of the year. They are hopeful of the chance to be able to buy into growth companies having become increasingly unimpressed by the number of private equity sell-downs sent their way, write Aidan Gregory and Sam Kerr.
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Philippine real estate developer DM Wenceslao & Associates has found international interest for its potential Ps15.6bn ($296.6m) IPO, despite emerging markets being hit by increasing outflows.
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Netcompany, the Danish IT services firm listing in Copenhagen, has set a range of Dkr135-Dkr165 on its IPO, valuing the company at just over Dkr6.57bn (€906m) at the bottom of that range.
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Autodis Group, the French distributor of spare vehicle parts owned by Bain Capital, has cancelled its planned Euronext Paris IPO, blaming volatile markets.
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Europe’s top ECM syndicate bankers are becoming a little disheartened about the IPO market, having had very little to celebrate since Easter.
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