GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • Australia Macquarie Office Trust (MOT) successfully launched a commercial mortgage securitisation for A$224m this week.
  • Australia The announcement this week of strong results by Vodafone Pacific prompted the management to discuss a resurrected company float. Managing director, Brian Clark, said the company was "optimistic about a return of confidence and a reduction of volatility, and if those trends continue we would certainly be reconsidering."
  • GIGABYTE Technology completed its offering of Global Depository Shares (GDSs) and raised $125.7m gross proceeds. Although the company accepted a discount of 7% to the underlying shares trading in Taipei and sold only 30m ordinary shares rather than the 37.5m planned, there is little doubt that the transaction is a success for Gigabyte and lead bank Nomura.
  • KOREA Electric Power Corp. (Kepco) proceeded with its Euroyen transaction this week, and was followed by the Republic of Philippines pricing its Samurai bond deal, bolstering an already popular and active yen market. Bankers agreed that Kepco's ¥30bn five year euro bond issue received strong support from Japanese investors.
  • EUROWEEK understands that the IPO of convenience store group, Lawson, is proceeding well, with the international book already several times covered. There is some price sensitivity in the book, which will determine where the final price is pitched in relation to the two other listed convenience store operators, 7-Eleven Japan and Family Mart. Bankers believe the deal will price in the upper half of the range given the likely heavy institutional and retail oversubscription.
  • THE PORT of Singapore Authority Corp (PSA) finally proceeded with its plans to establish itself in the dollar bond market this week, announcing the formation of a $2bn debt issuance programme. Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan were appointed arrangers and will joint lead manage the first bond issue, which is expected soon.
  • IN A surprise move on Wednesday, Telstra sold most of its shareholding in share registry firm Computershare, raising A$387m initially and up to A$600m if investors exercise all the warrants attached to the shares within 12 months. The unusual, although not unique, deal structure gives investors one warrant per two shares purchased.
  • ACROSS Asia Multimedia began trading yesterday (Thursday) and surged by almost 20% from the issue price of HK$3.28 to close at HK$3.90. Market watchers in Hong Kong were astonished by the performance of the issue, given that little institutional interest could be identified.