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Holdings down 16.4% from almost a quarter after institutional bookbuild and off-market buyback deal
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Alpha Bank and Eurobank closed bookbuilding for their capital raisings on Tuesday evening, having secured enough demand from investors to completely fill their capital holes, without any need for public funds. -
Lonmin's $407m rescue rights issue passed its first hurdle on Thursday (November 19), when shareholders voted strongly to approve the deal. Lonmin's shares fell 2.6%, but that was mild by recent standards.
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Malaysia’s Red Sena, the first special purpose acquisition company from the food and beverage sector, has garnered an oversubscription for its institutional tranche, giving it visibility on nearly the entire MR400m ($91m) IPO.
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The capital raisings of Greece’s four largest banks, totalling €6bn, continue to dominate the news in equity capital markets this week, though the IPO market is bringing its fair share of deals as well.
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Three shareholders in Dongbu Insurance Co are selling shares worth up to W357bn ($305m), in the first block trade exceeding $100m from South Korea in a month.
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Flat Glass Group Co has covered books for its HK1.21bn ($155.61m) IPO in Hong Kong, with the trade likely to price in the lower half of its marketing range, said sources close to the situation.
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