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Bank of China has received the green light from its board of directors to spin off and list BoC Aviation on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. -
Bravida, the Swedish electrical, heating, plumbing and ventilation systems installer, started trading today (Friday), after having priced its initial public offering at the midpoint of its original price range.
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Bank of Jinzhou Co has filed afresh for a $600m IPO in Hong Kong, which was delayed in June due to regulatory issues and scrutiny around its loan exposure to the Hanergy Group.
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The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) is looking to refine its criteria for the listing of companies in the mineral, oil and gas exploration or extraction (MOG) sectors on its bourse, with the regulator releasing a consultation paper on October 15.
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South Korean game developer Nexon has sold all of its shares in rival company NCSOFT Corp for W605.1bn ($536m), ending a three-year relationship that failed to create any “significant synergies” between the companies.
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Kino Indonesia has started pre-marketing its IPO to investors, as the fast-moving consumer goods company seeks $100m to $150m from a domestic listing.
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