Morgan Stanley
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Shares in Aena, the largest airport operator in the world by transit numbers, shot up 20.6% on Wednesday when they began trading in Madrid, as investors, many of them dissatisfied with their shrunken IPO allocations, scrambled for shares in the aftermarket. The shares climbed another 5% on Thursday morning, before sliding back to close at the same level as Wednesday night. -
Danish telecommunications company TDC has mandated banks for two possible bond deals, one senior and one hybrid, after its acquisition of Norway’s Get last year.
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Shares in Aena, the Spanish state-owned airport operator, will begin trading tomorrow in Madrid, after their successful pricing today at the very top of an already raised price range.
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High yield investors grabbed bonds from lift component maker Wittur and Swiss telco Sunrise Communications on Tuesday, even after absorbing GTech’s €4.4bn-equivalent offer over the previous 24 hours.
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The Spanish government is set to price its privatisation of Aena, the state airport operator, this evening. The flotation of a 49% stake has attracted strong demand and looks set to be a big win for the government, potentially netting it up to €4.26bn.
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Morgan Stanley has hired Kay Haigh as managing director and global head of emerging markets within its FXEM business. He will be based in London.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Lease & Finance Company has mandated banks to arrange a series of investor meetings that may lead to a US dollar Reg S bond.
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Indonesian hospital operator Mitra Keluarga has kicked off the pre-marketing stage of its $300m domestic IPO, with initial positive feedback from investors leading to plenty of anchor demand already in hand.
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Eltel Networks, the Swedish company that provides technical services for power, communication and transport networks, priced its €304m IPO near the top end of the range on February 6, before shooting up 10% when it began trading.
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HDFC Bank raised Rp98.7bn ($1.6bn) in new equity from a simultaneous follow-on of American Depositary Shares (ADS) and a qualified institutional placement (QIP) on Thursday, as funds bet on the stock as one of the best proxies to India’s growth.
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