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  • Game developer Linekong Interactive is shrinking the size of its IPO to around $94m from its previous target of HK$1.09bn ($141m) after the selling shareholders decide not to offload any of their stakes.
  • Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties is expected to price its IPO near the top of guidance to raise HK$28.8bn ($3.7bn) for Hong Kong’s largest listing this year.
  • China Petrochemical Development Corp (CPDC) issued a convertible bond last week that was backed by not one but two SBLCs — allowing the company to join a very small list of issuers that have used unusual structures this year to pull off successful deals. The success of transactions with new features this year shows Asia needs more innovation if it wants to develop its equity-linked market
  • Nasdaq-listed Tuniu Corp is no longer going ahead with a planned $100m follow-on after it agreed a $148m capital injection from a group of investors that included Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com.
  • Biomedical material manufacturer Shanghai Haohai Biological Technology is looking to list in Hong Kong.
  • State-owned Kazakhstan Electricity Grid Operating Co (Kegoc) expects its shares to start trading on Friday, December 19, as the firm completes its IPO after an initially lukewarm bookbuild.
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