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Investors want more mid-cap deals and wider variety of sectors
Cornerstone investors commit roughly €170m as company aims to raise €300m
African mobile payment provider prepares to list, seeking large valuation
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Revolution Bars, the UK chain of vodka and Cuban-themed bars, floated in London on Friday March 13, after pricing its £86m IPO at the bottom end of a 200p-240p range. -
Afren, the London-listed, Africa-focused oil exploration company, has heralded its initial agreement with a group of lenders and bondholders as the only way to avoid default.
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State Bank of India has fallen victim to the recent global volatility that has hit stock markets across the world, with the lender now postponing its $2.5bn share sale for after the US Federal Reserve holds its policy meeting.
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It’s been three months since China officially launched its renminbi-denominated qualified domestic institutional investor (RQDII) scheme. Expectations had seemed high, but activity has been muted. For this year at least, RQDII looks set to be a mere dessert for China’s domestic investors rather than any main course.
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Punjab National Bank held meetings this week with potential bookrunners to lead a capital raising exercise, as one of India’s largest lenders prepares to raise around Rp50bn ($800m) from the equity capital markets.
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Two block trades of around $1bn went well on Thursday night, as GlaxoSmithKline sold half its remaining 12.4% stake in Johannesburg-listed Aspen Pharmacare, while private equity funds shed the last chunk of ISS, the Danish cleaning firm.
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