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Biffa, the UK waste management company, has announced its intention to float on the London Stock Exchange.
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Telecom hardware company Tejas Networks has returned to the market for a listing, having first proposed an IPO before the financial crisis. -
Bayer, the German life sciences company, has clinched an agreement with the board of Monsanto to buy the US company for an enterprise value of $66bn, to be financed with one of the largest rights issues in history.
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On Wednesday, Bayer said that five banks have agreed to provide the hefty bridge loan for its $66bn acquisition of US agrochemicals specialist, Monsanto. But the $57bn deal is not yet being syndicated, according to one of Bayer’s relationship banks.
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Pure Gym, the UK’s largest gym operator, is proceeding with its £190m IPO on the London Stock Exchange to finance its expansion plans and substantially reduce debt.
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Pure Gym looked to demonstrate on Wednesday a primary market in excellent health as it announced one of two IPOs on behalf of private equity sellers amid a bulging pipeline of issuance.
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