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Reforms have increased liquidity in private shares and eased flotations, but PE sponsors warn there is still a lack of domestic capital willing to buy IPOs
Bankers welcome third and fourth deal in two weeks
Shareholders sell down holdings in AutoStore and Orsted, as shipping company opens books ahead of Athens parallel listing
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CLIQ Energy is set to be the first Malaysian special purpose acquisition company (Spac) to be liquidated after the regulator rejected its request for more time to make a qualifying acquisition. -
India raised Rp50.3bn ($739.3m) from a sell-down in NTPC this week as institutional investors pounced on the trade, giving the government’s divestment programme a last minute boost.
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Cochin Shipyard is going through pitches from nine local banks for an IPO in India that could raise more than Rp10bn ($147m), with the state-owned firm expected to choose up to three lead managers.
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South Korean computer and mobile game developer Netmarble has shortlisted a trio of international banks and five local firms to lead its IPO, which could raise as much as W2tr ($1.6bn).
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Asia’s desolate equity capital markets are about to be tested with new listings for the first time since Goodbaby China Holdings pulled a Hong Kong IPO in early February. But with bankers finding it harder than ever to convince investors to buy deals, little can be done in the primary market until some stability returns, write Jonathan Breen and John Loh.
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Samsung SDI is paring its stake in sister firm Samsung C&T via an accelerated bookbuild worth up to W565.34bn ($458.23m), amid regulatory pressure on chaebols to unwind cross shareholdings.
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