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Holdings down 16.4% from almost a quarter after institutional bookbuild and off-market buyback deal
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Bank of Qingdao Co is looking to raise up to HK$5.2bn ($666m) in a Hong Kong listing, with the trade opening books on November 20. This makes it the first of a handful of Chinese city commercial banks to launch their IPOs in the city. -
Construction firm Datem, which received approval from the Philippine Stock Exchange earlier this month for its IPO, has decided to postpone its plans.
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Flat Glass Group Co priced its Hong Kong IPO at the bottom of an indicative range on November 19, raising HK$945m ($122m) as investors gave the solar glass maker a lukewarm response.
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Tohoku Electric Power, Japan’s fourth largest electricity company, raised ¥120bn ($972m) to build new power stations on Tuesday, with a pair of negative yield convertible bonds, sold outside Japan.
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Vodafone became the latest blue chip company to exploit the attractive arbitrage offered by the convertible bond market at the moment, by raising £600m on Thursday with a highly sought-after deal that involves no risk of issuing new shares.
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Market participants expressed relief on Thursday at the likely success of at least three of four capital raises being executed by Greece’s largest banks this week, after days of arduous bookbuilding. Olivier Holmey reports.
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