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The 28 finance ministers of the European Union are expected to approve the extension of the European Fund for Strategic Investment (EFSI) on December 6.
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In another sign of the cautious mood gripping the IPO market in Western Europe, Varta AG, the German microbatteries maker, has called off its €150m Frankfurt IPO. Yet the Nordic market continues to show its resilience, as three successful flotations reach their conclusion this week.
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Wavin Duta Jaya, one of Indonesia’s largest makers of PVC pipes, is looking to list next year, having hired a trio of bookrunners for the transaction.
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Samsung Electronics Co is toying with the idea of splitting itself in two and floating shares on an international exchange.
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Edinburgh's RM Capital has announced plans to float its secured direct corporate lending fund on the London Stock Exchange in December.
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Varta AG, the German maker of micro-batteries for hearing aids and wireless headphones, has withdrawn its Frankfurt IPO that was due to be priced on Tuesday, blaming the “current unfavourable market environment”.
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