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Two Indian healthcare companies closed extremely successful IPOs on Thursday, with Alkem Laboratories and Dr Lal Pathlabs fully covered mid-way through bookbuilding. And with India’s equity capital market buzzing with activity, bankers are telling their clients to seize the day before uncertainty sets in, writes John Loh. -
CRCC High-Tech Equipment Corp has raised HK$2.8bn ($360m) from a Hong Kong IPO after pricing near the floor of its range.
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American International Group raised HK$5.83bn ($752.26m) on Monday from an overnight share sale in PICC Property and Casualty Co, as it seized what may have been the last window for a large block trade this year.
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The Singapore Exchange is closing the year on a positive note thanks to BHG Retail Reit, which this week raised S$255.8m ($181m) from the country’s first and only mainboard IPO of the year.
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China is looking to deregulate its approval based IPO system in two years, taking a step closer towards realising reforms that were first announced in November 2014.
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Bank of Zhengzhou has launched bookbuilding for its HK$5.56bn ($717.4m) Hong Kong IPO, with over half the book already covered by six cornerstone investors.
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