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Real estate company China Aoyuan Property Group has become the first issuer in Asia ex-Japan to launch a dollar bond in 2017, marketing a three year on Wednesday.

Chinese property developer Modern Land (China) Co and textile producer Shandong Ruyi Technology Group Co priced their respective taps at the end of last week, taking advantage of regulatory approvals that expired at the year end.

The Hong Kong IPO market has started 2017 with some action as two Chinese issuers unveiled fundraising plans to seek a combined HK$4.2bn ($533.8m).

Huarong International Financial Holdings is reaching out to shareholders for funds, with a rights issue targeting HK$658.4m ($84.8m).

Chinese property developer Fantasia Holdings Group added $100m to its existing five non call three notes with a tap on Tuesday, reaching its goal to raise $500m from the dollar debt market this year.

Chinese property developer Fantasia Holdings Group is looking to raise up to $100m from a tap of its existing notes, opening the deal on Tuesday morning.

Xuzhou Hi-Tech Industrial Development Zone State Asset Management Co raised $200m in its inaugural offshore deal, paying up more than expected to appease investors.

Local government financing vehicle (LGFV) Xuzhou Hi-Tech Industrial Development Zone State Asset Management Co and property developer China Vanke Co announced their respective dollar-denominated bonds on Thursday, following the US Federal Reserve’s decision to lift interest rates.

Four local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) ventured into the debt market last Friday, raising a combined $615m. The high yield issuers flocked out to take advantage of regulatory approvals that will expire at the end of the year.

China's Tewoo Group snapped up $300m Thursday, leveraging off its appeal as an investment grade name with an international presence.

Local government financing vehicles from China brought out a parade of deals on Friday, with issuers including those from Jiangsu and Shanxi fighting for investors' attention in the Asia ex-Japan debt capital markets.

Changde Urban Construction and Investment Group Co priced its inaugural international bond on Thursday, getting its deal done before the New Year. The local government financing vehicle (LGFV) snapped up $250m from the three year notes.