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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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It may be late November, but equity capital markets are still busy with a stack of high profile deals, even now that last week's four Greek bank recapitalisations are out of the way. Abengoa's rights issue now looks unlikely to go ahead, as the company's woes have deepened. -
Baosteel Hong Kong Investment Co priced Asia’s first H-share equity-linked offering since 2007 on Tuesday, selling a $500m exchangeable bond that bankers are hailing as a market opener.
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Two of the pre-IPO investors in Malaysia’s Malakoff Corp have divested their entire residual stake via a MR444m ($105m) block, with the deal buoyed by local demand and strong interest from one domestic pension fund.
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The initiatives taken to bring Chinese and UK markets closer together mark a new height in the bilateral relationship, with more RMB products and a possible Stock Connect link at the heart of future plans, said Nikhil Rathi, the new CEO of the London Stock Exchange (LSE).
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UNV Digital Technologies has decided not to go ahead with its $150m IPO in Hong Kong after completing investor education, as the issuer felt that market conditions were not in its favour.
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China Energy Engineering Corp has kicked off bookbuilding for its HK$15.22bn ($1.96bn) listing in Hong Kong, with the state-owned construction firm squeezing 20 cornerstone investors into a deal some bankers are calling expensive.
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