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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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The Indian government has issued a request for proposals to banks to lead the divestment of a 5% stake in Container Corp of India (Concor), which could raise as much as Rp12.9bn ($194m) based on its market capitalisation. -
China Energy Engineering Corp is scheduled to hold its listing hearing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on November 12 for a $1.5bn-$2bn IPO, and start pre-marketing the following week.
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China Everbright International is mulling a listing of its green technology arm on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, as the HK$55.5bn ($7.16bn) company looks to monetise the unit.
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Kino Indonesia opened books for its Rph1.5tr ($110m) IPO on November 10 with a strong shadow anchor book built ahead of time, giving the leads visibility on the whole transaction.
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ABN Amro has started bookbuilding for its re-privatisation IPO of at least €3bn and got the deal covered. One banker said the deal looked "cheap as chips" at the bottom end.
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Amundi, the French asset manager, has narrowed its price range to €43-€45 a share, as it continues to build the book for its Paris listing.
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