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Shareholders sell down holdings in AutoStore and Orsted, as shipping company opens books ahead of Athens parallel listing
Proceeds expected to go towards growth, including expanding what the company says is Africa’s biggest refinery
Anna Repetto joins from Barclays
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Nexity, the French property developer, was able to increase the size of its second convertible bond issue on Tuesday, as existing investors eagerly bought into the new deal. -
Citi has made two senior appointments in its global equities division to fill the gap left by former head Derek Bandeen, who is retiring from the firm.
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There are fresh signs that the China Securities Regulatory Commission is looking to crack down on backdoor listings by overseas-listed Chinese companies, with talk that it could move to block such deals. While clamping down on excessive speculation for reverse takeovers will do the market some good, the regulator should refrain from meddling.
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The Pakistan government is planning to sell shares in a pair of energy companies, following approval from the country’s privatisation authority.
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India’s Parag Milk Foods has added an extra three days to the bookbuilding period of its Rp7.7bn ($115.6m) IPO despite being oversubscribed, in a last ditch attempt to woo more institutional interest.
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As the $100bn-plus IPO of Saudi Aramco nears its launch, the UK’s Telegraph has most recently hinted at a three-way foreign listing, conducted across London, New York and Hong Kong. Columnist Philippe Espinasse looks at the practicalities and advantages (as well as disadvantages) for the oil behemoth of listing in Asia.
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