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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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DFS Furniture had its first day of trading on the London Stock Exchange today, after pricing its £206m IPO, multiple times covered, on Friday.
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Aldermore, the UK challenger bank, was today due to close the book on its London IPO, having told investors orders under £1.92 a share risked missing out. -
South Korea has taken big steps to open up its equity capital markets, tweaking its listing guidelines to woo domestic and international issuers to list on its exchange. Bankers are lauding the changes, but the fact that the stock market has also added numerical criteria could pose an obstacle to growth.
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South Korea’s NS Shopping has opened books for its W206.4bn ($185m) domestic listing, after receiving the regulator’s go-ahead for the IPO in February. Institutional bookbuilding is scheduled for just two days, with bankers counting on the company’s solid credentials in its sector and its reasonable valuation to help generate demand.
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Thai mall operator Platinum Group has priced its IPO close to the top of guidance to raise Bt5.18bn ($160m), buoyed by interest from local and foreign investors even though the trade was a domestic-only offering.
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State Bank of India (SBI) is slated to launch a share sale in the week of March 16 that will raise between $2.0bn-$2.5bn, making it the largest ECM transaction to come out of the country since Coal India’s Rp226.13bn ($3.7bn) block deal.
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