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Saipem's share price rose 13.7% on Monday morning, bringing some relief to bookrunners on the firm’s rights issue, which are facing up to€427m of exposure to its shares. By the end of the day, however, the stock was up just 1.4%. -
Delta Lloyd, the Dutch insurance company, is facing opposition to its planned €1bn rights issue - more than the company is now worth - from as many as a third of its shareholders.
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Samsung Engineering’s W1.27tr ($1.06bn) rights issue has been 99.9% covered, with the remainder to be sold to the public, according to a source close to the deal.
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Ranhill Holdings remains undecided on when to open books for its MR807.5m ($195.94m) Malaysian IPO and is taking a day-by-day approach on the launch due to volatile market conditions, said sources.
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GMR Infrastructure and IRB Infrastructure Developers are seeking separate approvals from India’s stock market regulator to launch the country’s first publicly listed infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs).
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Countryside Properties traded up 4.4% in London on Friday, after completing an initial public offering that valued it at just over £1bn. Bookrunners said its business regenerating public sector land was what won investors over.
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