Morgan Stanley
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Indonesia’s Medco Energi Internasional and China’s GCL New Energy Holdings bagged $500m each from debt investors on Tuesday, showing the appeal of the commodities and renewable industries. -
Morgan Stanley Formosa Holdings pulled off a NT$5.8bn ($199.3m) block trade in CTBC Financial Holdings on Monday — Taiwan’s largest accelerated share sale in four years, according to a source close to the deal.
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Indonesian construction services company Wijaya Karya sealed a Rph5.4tr ($404.7m) offshore rupiah bond on Monday, a key deal in the opening up of the Komodo bond market.
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A-Living Services Co plans to raise around HK$4.7bn ($605m) in a Hong Kong IPO, on the back of strong indications of interest from investors.
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Metrovacesa, the Spanish property developer, has opened the books for its IPO on the Spanish stock exchanges with a price range that values it at up to €2.95bn.
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Cayman Islands-based Morgan Stanley Formosa Holdings opened a block sale of CTBC Financial Holdings’ stock on Monday, hoping to raise up to NT$5.9bn ($202.3m).
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Instone Real Estate Group, the German housebuilder, plans to go public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in February, having filed an intention to float document on Monday.
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Indonesian construction services company Wijaya Karya began marketing an offshore rupiah deal on Monday morning, making it the second Komodo bond from the country to hit the market.
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Investors showed their faith in Tata Steel on Thursday, pouring money into the Indian issuer’s dual-tranche transaction, shrugging off the weak structure and aggressive pricing.
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Peking University Founder Group Company and Bank of Communications Financial Leasing Co used keepwell deeds for their dollar bond sales on Thursday, paying a bit of premium for the structure.
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Ford Automotive Finance (China) started the year in China’s asset-backed securities market by selling a Rmb4bn (Rmb618.3m) deal on Thursday. The deal was open to foreign investors, but onshore demand formed the core support for Ford’s sale, sources on the deal told GlobalRMB.
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Thai firm Canopus International has raised $200m from a bond exchangeable into shares of Indorama Ventures, the first zero coupon exchangeable with a Thailand-listed underlying stock.
