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Shipping company’s “amazingly well received” Greek offering draws €656m of demand
Africa’s largest IPO backed by Africa-focused Pan-African Refinery Investment after agreeing to $1bn underwriting programme
◆ The threat of US corporate issuance to European borrowers ◆ The new funding environment for Middle East banks ◆ Reviving UK equity capital markets
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CDB Leasing Co, an arm of China Development Bank, is planning to raise around $1bn via a Hong Kong IPO in the first half of 2016, with three banks expected to lead the transaction. -
China Reinsurance’s HK$15.6bn ($2.01bn) listing in Hong Kong is multiple times covered, with the leads on the deal telling investors that pricing is expected in the upper half of guidance.
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Looking at stockmarket performance only, you wouldn’t know this was a strong week for equity capital markets. Yet ECM issuance is experiencing something of a revival, with several significant block trades and IPOs having succeeded.
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Worldpay, the UK payment processing company, floated for £2.16bn on Tuesday, in the largest initial public offering in London since Glencore’s in 2011, and the fifth largest in Europe since the financial crisis.
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The European equity block trade market came to life on Monday evening, with four deals launched, including one that brought an end to the UK’s 499 year long state ownership of Royal Mail.
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Bravida, the Swedish electrical, heating, plumbing and ventilation systems installer, narrowed the price range of its IPO on Tuesday morning, inside the top half of the original range, meaning the deal is likely to raise at least Skr2.8bn (€305m).
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