Haitong Securities

Dalian Port Co is waiting for market volatility to recede before completing an H-share placement that could raise around HK$5.83bn ($752.05m) based on its market capitalisation.

GCL-Poly Energy Holdings and GCL New Energy Holdings are looking to raise a combined HK6bn ($774m) in separate rights issues as they seek to aid each other’s expansion plans.

Bank of Zhengzhou has launched bookbuilding for its HK$5.56bn ($717.4m) Hong Kong IPO, with over half the book already covered by six cornerstone investors.

Bank of Zhengzhou started gauging investor appetite for its IPO of roughly $600m on December 7, as the last of the Chinese city commercial lenders prepares for a Hong Kong listing this year.

The Republic of Indonesia has returned to the dollar bond market for the third time this year for an up to $4bn deal, while eHi Car Services and Golden Wheel Tiandi Holdings are attracting high yield bids.

Logan Property Holdings Co raised HK$1.55bn ($200m) from a top-up placement on November 25, which was well received despite investors’ lack of familiarity with the company.

Logan Property Holdings Co raised HK$1.55bn ($200m) from a top-up placement on November 25, pulling off a successful trade despite the huge chunk of shares on sale and investors’ lack of familiarity with the company.

Dean Tyler, previously a managing director at Sberbank, has taken on more responsibility at Haitong Securities this month.

China’s growing securitization market is set for another boost with Bank of Communications (BoCom) poised to become the country’s second issuer of credit card ABS.

Hengtou Securities priced its HK$1.54bn ($198.32m) IPO at the wide end of guidance on October 8, with support coming mostly from Hong Kong and Chinese investors.

Hengtou Securities has covered books for its HK$1.69bn ($218.07m) IPO in Hong Kong, with the leads looking to close and price the trade slightly earlier than scheduled.

Hengtou Securities is braving turbulent markets by launching a HK$1.69bn ($218.07m) IPO in Hong Kong on Tuesday, even as sell-downs intensified in several of the city’s biggest brokers.