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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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As expected, it hasn’t all been plain sailing for Asian IPOs so far in 2015. Macro events, chiefly in Greece and the Middle East, have taken their toll on regional issuance, as have increasing worries about China’s property sector. Even the mighty Alibaba hasn’t been immune to the doom and gloom, its share price in free-fall over a regulatory enquiry, writes Philippe Espinasse. -
GlobalCapital Asia held a drinks reception at Duddell’s in Hong Kong on January 28, 2015. The evening was a chance for guests to pick up their well deserved regional capital markets awards, and catch up with friends and colleagues from around the market.
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Bookbuilding will close a day later than scheduled for a Rp12.48bn ($125.49m) block in K-Electric after protests broke out in Karachi, crippling parts of the city.
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Greece’s general election was one of the big risks to equity capital markets on the calendar since the year began – but markets have so far shaken off the long-dreaded victory of Syriza, the hard left party – even though it won a stronger mandate and formed a governing coalition much more quickly than expected.
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A rare Egyptian accelerated bookbuild was abandoned on Thursday, after the trade in shares of EFG-Hermes, the Egyptian brokerage and asset manager, failed to find demand at a price the bank’s board was willing to sell at.
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The pace of activity in equity block trades picked up this week, even though European markets fell as often as they rose.
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