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  • Jasmine Broadband Internet Infrastructure Fund has again postponed its Bt38.5bn ($1.2bn) IPO after approvals from the regulator came later than expected.
  • Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties has built strong momentum for its HK$29.76bn ($3.8bn) Hong Kong IPO, which launched to the market on Monday morning, bringing in 11 cornerstone investors to take up nearly $2bn of the trade. With the deal coming to the market very close to the end of the year, the presence of big-name institutions and sovereign wealth funds at the top helps support the company’s story, say bankers.
  • CLSA has taken the next step on the build out of its capital markets business with the hire of a veteran banker run to run investment banking. The brokerage has been steadily building up its IB expertise since the merger with Citic Securities.
  • Game developer Linekong Interactive Co is seeing traction for its $187m IPO on the Growth Enterprise Market (Gem) board after opening books on Monday and is having to share the limelight with two of Hong Kong’s biggest listings this year.
  • The blockbuster demand for Cheil Industries’ W1.52tr ($1.4bn) South Korean IPO, which priced at the top on Friday evening to become the country’s largest listing since 2010, has led to a handful of investors ending up with no stock at all while many bidders have received just token allocations.
  • India’s divestment plan has got off to a good start with the government offloading a 5% stake in Steel Authority of India (Sail) on Friday to raise around Rp17.15bn ($277m), in a day-long trade that was well received by both institutional and retail investors.
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