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Shipping company issues new shares as it raises stake in peer to roughly a fifth
Investors want more mid-cap deals and wider variety of sectors
Cornerstone investors commit roughly €170m as company aims to raise €300m
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Shares in Aena, the largest airport operator in the world by transit numbers, shot up 20.6% on Wednesday when they began trading in Madrid, as investors, many of them dissatisfied with their shrunken IPO allocations, scrambled for shares in the aftermarket. The shares climbed another 5% on Thursday morning, before sliding back to close at the same level as Wednesday night. -
Intesa SanPaolo’s profit in the fourth quarter 2014 came in well below consensus and its corporate and investment banking arm was down 8.7% on the previous year.
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AAG Energy has mandated CICC and HSBC as joint sponsors for its $200m-$300m IPO, marking the coal bed methane producer’s second attempt at a listing in Hong Kong.
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Two of the largest European IPOs so far this year have been successfully completed. Although the year's campaign so far has not been without its casualties, in the main investors are piling into deals they like, encouraged by stockmarkets that remain strong, despite the awful situation in Ukraine and ominous noises from Greece.
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Universal Terminals, the oil storage terminal firm which had sought to list as a trust in Singapore last year before pulling its S$1bn ($752.07m) IPO, is planning to woo investors again in the second quarter.
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Singapore-listed China Fishery Group is heading to the equity markets for an S$296.52m ($223.00m) rights issue to raise funds that will be used to redeem debt issued by its subsidiary.
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