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Hong Kong property company Wharf Holdings attracts an order book in excess of $4.25 billion, while Cikarang Listrindo is set to test the high-yield market.
By Denise Wee | 31 January 2012
The insurer is the second Indonesian company this year after Petrosea to test the water for a follow-on issue.
By Aiko Hayashi | 20 January 2012
Indonesia stands out as our Borrower of the Year for 2011 — a year in which it regained its investment-grade status.
By FinanceAsia Editors | 16 January 2012
Indonesia raises 30-year money and Philippine port operator ICTSI reopens its hybrid issue, but both deals trade below their issue price in the secondary market.
By Denise Wee | 11 January 2012
Pre-marketing starts for a follow-on share sale in Indonesian contract mining and equipment rental company Petrosea that could raise about $100 million.
By Anette Jönsson | 10 January 2012
Indira Citrarini replaces Djamal Attamimi, while Siantoro Goeyardi and Kusnadi Pradinata add to the existing capital markets and treasury solutions team.
By Denise Wee | 5 January 2012
After 14 years in the junkyard, Indonesia has been upgraded by Fitch to investment-grade status.
By Rupert Walker | 16 December 2011
The Indonesian mobile retailer sells 32% of its share capital at the bottom of the price range. Meanwhile, New World Development's rights issue ends significantly oversubscribed.
By Anette Jönsson | 5 December 2011
Indonesia has had one of its most active years in investment banking and capital markets. Citi’s Indonesia CEO Tigor Siahaan explains what is attracting investors.
By Lara Wozniak | 28 November 2011
The Indonesian coal mining and diversified energy company raises $230 million after selling 20% of its share capital and fixing the price above the bottom of the range.
By Anette Jönsson | 22 November 2011
Citi appoints Sanjeev Jain as head of global transaction services for Indonesia and promotes Munir Nanji to fill Jain's old role.
By Jonathan Wong | 22 November 2011
Indonesia is targeting a dollar bond launch in January, while Mongolian banks plan issuance. Reliance Industries and Korea Telecom may tap sooner.
By Denise Wee | 21 November 2011
Erajaya, the country's leading mobile phone retailer, is offering up to 40% of its share capital. Meanwhile, Xinyi Glass cancels the spin-off of its solar glass unit and, in ...
By Anette Jönsson | 18 November 2011
The state-owned electricity company prices a $1 billion bond, tapping investor appetite for Indonesian credits.
By Denise Wee | 17 November 2011
Indonesia's new seven-year bonds trade up initially but slip in reaction to the guidance released on PLN's bonds.
By Denise Wee | 16 November 2011
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