Nomura
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Brightoil Petroleum is making a second attempt at raising funds via a top-up placement of shares, opening bookbuilding for a HK$1.046bn ($135m) deal on the evening of May 7. The company has taken a different tack this time round, launching a bigger deal with not only a fixed price but with also just one bookrunner at the helm. -
Puradelta Lestari has opened books on its Rph3.79tr ($293.28m) IPO in Indonesia, kicking off its second attempt. A shaky market could again rear its ugly head but bankers are feeling more assured this time around after the issuer agreed to a hefty discount.
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Banco Popolare’s window of issuance for the tier two deal it has been roadshowing has closed, with the issuer set to avoid the primary market ahead of reporting earnings.
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Europe's low yield environment has prompted a dramatic increase in Chinese issuers printing euro bonds this year. And with Beijing Enterprises and Yuexiu Transport Infrastructure raising a combined €700 ($772m) on April 29, observers are confident this trend is only about to get stronger.
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FMS Wertmanagement surprised dealers on Wednesday by mandating for its first Kangaroo bond in more than three years.
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Chinese toll road operator Yuexiu Transport Infrastructure is letting Asian investors have the first look of its inaugural euro bond, opening books to a three year offering in the morning of April 29.
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A first three year dollar benchmark from World Bank in several years won universal acclaim this week. But, more importantly, it showed the potential of a new bid from the US.
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European Investment Bank’s first five year Kangaroo deal for more than a year attracted strong interest from Asian investors this week.
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Nationwide Building Society and ASB Bank tapped the senior unsecured sterling market this week, bringing what are likely to be among the last trades in the currency before a break before the UK general election.
