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Holdings down 16.4% from almost a quarter after institutional bookbuild and off-market buyback deal
Deal multiple times oversubscribed as investors buy into electrification and AI story
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China Energy Engineering Corp’s HK$14bn ($1.81bn) Hong Kong IPO, which priced at the bottom of the range on Thursday, was comfortably covered even though retail investors failed to take up all the shares they were entitled to. -
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSE) is set to launch on January 1 in a keenly-anticipated ceremony that will be attended by top government officials and foreign investors eyeing a stake in the soon-to-be unified bourse.
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South Korea’s t-broad has finally filed a listing application with the Korea Exchange after first mandating banks a year ago. The IPO aims to raise up to W500bn ($436m) around February 2016.
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Has 2015 been a good year for M&A, or a disappointing one? It depends who you ask.
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Credit Suisse completed its Sfr4.7bn ($4.72bn) rights issue on Thursday with a 99% take-up. Together with another four large rights issues now in the market, the financing tool is set to give ECM a much-needed end-of-year volume boost.
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The French government sold €753.5m of shares in Safran, the French aerospace and defence group, on Monday night, in a block trade that was 1.6 times covered. But investors hoping to benefit from a favourable European Central Bank decision on Thursday were disappointed.
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