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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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The leads on Adlabs Entertainment’s Indian IPO have slashed the deal’s price range and extended the bookbuilding period by five more days, with the new terms expected to raise the company not more than Rp3.94bn ($63m) — down from its previous target of Rp4.7bn. -
South Korea’s NS Shopping has priced its IPO at the top of the range to raise W206.4bn ($185m), following two days of institutional bookbuilding and with retail orders yet to begin.
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Competing markets and jurisdictions between China and Hong Kong pose regulatory uncertainty and liabilities as derivatives market participants transact on the Hong Kong-Shanghai Stock Connect, according to panellists at the Futures Industry Expo Conference in Boca Raton, Florida.
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Despite a very strong day for European stocks, with the Euro Stoxx 50 up 2.3%, no equity accelerated bookbuilds have been conducted tonight. The three deals yesterday all appeared to go well.
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The starting gun has been fired for the long-awaited quasi-IPO of Finansbank. The National Bank of Greece, which owns almost all the Turkish bank, will sell some of its shares, though the $1bn deal will consist mainly of new capital.
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The Oslo Stock Exchange is set to host a rare biotech IPO. Nordic Nanovector, a Norwegian company that is developing antibody-radio conjugates, is seeking to raise Nkr400m ($50m) of new capital.
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