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Company will use proceeds alongside debt to finance the acquisition of 6 newly ordered ships
Textile producer says offering will come no later than February
Transport technology company and real estate investment trust prepare to float as this year’s IPO activity already exceeds 2025
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One of the most comprehensive efforts to measure corporate sustainability suggests that a group of leading firms are 31% of the way to cutting their carbon dioxide emissions enough to give the world a chance of avoiding warming of no more than 2C. That is, if they hit current targets. -
One of the biggest IPOs in London this year was revealed on Monday when Arqiva, the UK’s largest operator of TV and radio broadcast towers, launched an IPO with a projected valuation of about £5.5bn.
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Another long-awaited IPO kicked off on Monday when Emaar Properties, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) real estate company, launched the spin-off of its flagship property development business, albeit with a smaller deal size than initially expected.
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Turkey’s banking regulator issued a statement over the weekend asking the public to ignore stories about the country’s banks, after local press reports that some Turkish lenders could be fined billions of dollars by the US for violating sanctions on Iran.
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En+ Group, the Russian power and metals company controlled by Oleg Deripaska, has opened the books for its $1.5bn IPO in London and Moscow, which may value it at up to $8.5bn if the deal is priced at the top of its price range.
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Sea can lay claim to being one of this year’s most well-participated IPOs by an Asian issuer, after more than 500 investors piled into its New York Stock Exchange flotation.
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