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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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ABN Amro’s shares rose 3.5% on Friday, November 20, after it restarted life as a private sector bank with a successful IPO in Amsterdam. The deal raised €3.34bn and priced at 0.986 times book value, giving the bank a market capitalisation of over €16.7bn. -
Shares in Solvay, the Belgian chemical company, closed at €103.65 on Thursday, up 3.1% since Monday night, after shareholders voted to approve the €1.5bn rights issue to finance its takeover of Cytec Industries, the US maker of advanced materials.
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A group of Chinese city commercial banks are looking to catch the year end window for IPOs, opening books on their Hong Kong listings over the coming weeks. But thorny issues around valuations for China’s state assets mean friends and family style deals will once again rear their head, writes John Loh.
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Three shareholders in Dongbu Insurance Co pared down their stake in the company via an accelerated share sale on the evening of November 18, raising W343.3bn ($293m).
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India’s Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has given the go-ahead for the divestment of a 10% stake in Coal India, in a deal which would help the government rake in as much as $3bn.
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Philippine property developer DM Wenceslao and Associates started gauging investor appetite for its $150m-$200m IPO on November 13 as it gears up to become the biggest listing in the country this year.
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