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  • FIT Hon Teng, a subsidiary of Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Hon Hai, has opened books for its all primary IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with a price range that could value the company at up to $2.6bn.
  • The IPO of Lotte Chemical Titan Holding, the Malaysian arm of South Korean conglomerate Lotte Group, is due to price towards the bottom of its initial range, according to a banker on the deal.
  • Asian issuers flooded into the debt market on Tuesday, as seven credits battled for attention amid a somewhat positive tone in the market. Greenland Hong Kong Holdings grabbed $200m, while China Gold International Resources Corp nailed a $500m three year and Shimao Property Holdings sealed a tap.
  • China Huarong International Holdings has approached lenders for a $800m short-term fundraising, making it the third unit of parent China Huarong Asset Management Co to access liquidity in the syndicated loan market this year.
  • Aluminium giant Rusal hit the limelight in March when it became the first Russian corporate to issue a Panda bond. But Oleg Mukhamedshin, deputy chief executive, told GlobalRMB that high onshore yields are delaying the company’s return to the Panda market.
  • Inner Mongolia Energy Engineering Co is putting a Hong Kong IPO of up to $300m on the table for investors as it starts drumming up interest for the deal, according to a source familiar with the matter.
  • Lotte Vietnam Shopping has hit the international syndicated loan market for a $300m borrowing, with Standard Chartered at the helm.
  • Korea Development Bank (KDB) added a dash of variety to Asia’s green market on Tuesday with its inaugural $300m deal, finding support from a combination of dedicated green funds, as well as conventional investors. Typical of issuers from South Korea, the policy bank did not pay any new issue premium for its fundraising.
  • A busy Tuesday for dollar supply in Asia DCM is continuing unabated with a handful of launches and mandates, including one in euros, announced on Wednesday.
  • French lender Crédit Agricole has hired Italo Lombardi from Standard Chartered as its Latin America economist and strategist.
  • CDL Hospitality Trusts, a Singaporean real estate investment trust focusing on the hospitality sector, has kicked off a S$255.4m ($184m) rights issue to reduce leverage after announcing the purchase of the Pullman Hotel in Munich for €98.9m.
  • Issuance of leveraged loans hit $548bn in the first half of this year, setting a record for any first or second half, according to S&P Global Ratings.