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  • Indian government-owned Cochin Shipyard is set to start bookbuilding next week for its Rp14.7bn ($228.2m) IPO.
  • First-time issuers China Chengtong Holdings Group and China Logistics Property Holdings Co are preparing for their dollar fundraisings, tapping banks to lead their respective offerings.
  • Indonesia’s Paiton Energy has mandated banks for a debut public dollar bond. It will kick off a roadshow this week.
  • Cairn India Holdings has signed new lenders into a $651m loan that had been in general syndication since late May.
  • China Resources Land returned to the Panda market with the biggest deal this year, raising Rmb5bn ($740.9m) from a dual-tranche bond on Monday. CR Land sealed the deal just four days after rival Longfor Properties’ debut and faced similar pressure from investors to prioritise its shorter term notes.
  • Continuum Wind Energy’s subsidiary Continuum Energy Levanter is selling a senior 144A/Reg S bond on Tuesday, adding variety to a busy primary debt market.
  • The Indian government has given itself another year to meet free float requirements on listed state-owned firms, despite having had since 2014 to wind down its positions. The move illustrates a lax attitude in both the public and private sectors around liquidity and public shareholding levels — an issue that must be remedied.
  • Türkiye Halk Bankasi (Halkbank), the Turkish state-owned lender, has confirmed that it plans to issue mortgage-backed covered bonds. It joins seven Turkish lenders that have rated covered bond programmes in place.
  • Avenue Group, Bain Capital and Barings this week brought the first block sale of shares in Biffa, the UK waste disposal company, since its troubled IPO in October 2016.
  • Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) raised $300m from its first trip to the additional tier one market on Monday. Investors embraced the structure, pushing the books to eight times covered.
  • Sunac China Holdings has raised HK$4.03bn ($516.2m) from a top-up placement, taking advantage of its recent media focus and skyrocketing share value to bag a deal.
  • Citic CLSA Securities has brought in Steve Lam to helm its equity syndicate team, while also naming Nathan McMurtray to lead its charge into the equity-linked market.