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Nyrstar, the Belgian zinc and lead producer, failed to reach a quorum at an extraordinary general meeting in Brussels today to approve its rescue rights issue. But it had expected this, and is confident the capital raising will be approved at a second EGM in January. -
Bank of Chongqing has trimmed the size of its H-share placement to HK$3.23bn ($417.56) after several investors dropped out of the trade, almost halving the amount of shares on offer.
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Xinte Energy Co wrapped up bookbuilding on Tuesday for its HK$1.29bn ($166m) IPO in Hong Kong, one of the last listings in the city this year, with shares pricing at the bottom of the range.
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Diurnal Group, a UK company developing drugs to treat rare chronic hormonal imbalances, completed its Aim IPO for £25m on Monday, gaining a £75m market cap.
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Solvay, the Belgian chemical company, achieved a 95% take-up for its €1.5bn rights issue, which concluded last week, to finance its $5.5bn takeover of Cytec Industries – one of 2015’s most prominent M&A financings in the European equity capital market.
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Chinese residential property manager Greentown Service Group has filed a preliminary prospectus with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as it vies to float on the city’s main board.
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