Haitong Securities

China Logistics Property Holdings Co (CNLP) grabbed $100m on Friday from its second tap of a bond sold earlier this year.

Three Asian issuers, China Fortune Land Development Co, Luso International Banking and Shandong Hi-Speed Group Co, sold their inaugural bonds on Thursday, taking home $1.15bn between them.

China Logistics Property Holdings Co (CNLP) is tapping its outstanding three year Reg S bond for a second time, aiming to raise another $100m on Friday.

Shandong Hi-Speed Group Co (SDHS) and China Fortune Land Development Co are both taking bids for unrated three year dollar bonds on Thursday.

Three Chinese issuers hit the market on Tuesday with dollar deals, but each saw a very different outcome. One company sealed a successful trade, another locked up a private placement style bond, while the third was forced to pull its transaction.

Three Chinese issuers hit the debt market on Tuesday, launching dollar deals. While the pace of new issuance is beginning to slow down, there appears to be no end in sight for the primary bond market.

Chinese firms Shandong Hi-Speed Group Co (SDHS) and Suzhou Dongshan Precision Manufacturing Co have laid out plans for their respective international bonds.

China Education Group Holdings has priced its Hong Kong IPO just above the mid-point of guidance to raise HK$3.2bn ($413.1m), according to a banker on the deal.

Two Chinese government-owned entities, Chengdu Communications Investment Group Corp and Qinghai Province General Aviation Group Co, priced their dollar bonds on Wednesday, but opted for very different tenors — the former a 10 year and the latter 363 days.

It’s a week for issuance from Chinese local government financing vehicles (LGFV), with two firms hitting the market on Wednesday and a third company meeting fixed income accounts in Hong Kong.

There was little excitement among investors for Shandong International Trust’s Hong Kong IPO, with the HK$2.95bn ($377.5m) deal priced near the bottom of guidance, according to a banker close to the listing.

One of the last batches of the year’s Hong Kong IPOs kept the market busy this week, even as investors started to wind down for the holidays.