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  • The absence of sizeable IPOs on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for nearly two months is about to come to an end, with lingerie manufacturer Regina Miracle set to launch its $200m deal next week.
  • Everything fell into place for Glencore’s $2.5bn capital raising on Tuesday evening, as the company managed to raise its target sum with an accelerated bookbuild as a 9.99% share of its equity, just below the trigger for a rights issue.
  • Persian Gulf equity markets have so far failed to win a boost from last year’s inclusion of the United Arab Emirates and Qatar into the world’s main emerging market index, as well as the more recent opening up of the Saudi Exchange to foreign investors, market participants have said.
  • When Glencore announced plans to raise $2.5bn of equity, all options were open, but one always looked the most likely: an overnight accelerated bookbuild.
  • The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has set up three independent committees to strengthen the policymaking process for listings.
  • Hong Kong Airlines’ on-again, off-again IPO is now off again. The short-haul carrier has pulled the plug on its $600m float, with little visibility on when the listing could next hit the runway.
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