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Asia's best managed companies: Indonesia, Malaysia & Thailand
We reveal the results of our annual poll to find Asia's top companies. Today, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand.
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FinanceAsia Editors
| 23 May 2013
Equities
Investor education starts for AirAsia X’s Malaysia IPO
The Malaysian low-cost, long-haul airline seeks to raise about $250 million to $300 million. Meanwhile, Malakoff’s IPO will be delayed, potentially until the first half ...
By
Aiko Hayashi
| 14 May 2013
Equities
Malaysia Airlines prices rights issue of up to $1 billion
The country’s national carrier, which is majority-owned by Khazanah, sets the issue price at a discount of about 34.3% to the Terp.
By
Aiko Hayashi
| 15 April 2013
Equities
SepuraKencana raises $527 million to fund acquisition
Strong demand allows the Malaysian oil and gas services provider to replace two planned placements with a single larger one at a 10% discount to the latest close.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 5 April 2013
Equities
Malaysia’s SP Setia raises $304 million from new share issue
The capital will be used partly for the development of the Battersea power station project in London, and the share sale will also result in a welcome increase in the free-float.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 8 February 2013
Equities
Malaysia’s Tune Ins raises $92 million from IPO
The insurance product manager attracts strong demand for the country’s first IPO this year, while Sunway Reit raises $103 million from a follow-on offering.
By
Aiko Hayashi
| 6 February 2013
Debt
Investors vie for piece of rare Sime Darby sukuk
Sime Darby locks in record low coupons for a rare US dollar sukuk from Malaysia.
By
Denise Wee
| 24 January 2013
Equities
Malaysia eyes healthy IPO pipeline for 2013, but election in focus
Malakoff seeks to raise about $1 billion in the second quarter, while Ranhill Energy and Resources files a draft prospectus for a slightly smaller offering.
By
Aiko Hayashi
| 23 January 2013
M&A
Sun Life and Khazanah to pay $600 million for Malaysian insurer
The deal values CIMB Aviva at a generous premium, but the real prize is a long-term bancassurance deal with CIMB.
By
Nick Ferguson
| 21 January 2013
Equities
Khazanah raises $133 million from Tenaga block trade
The deal comes less than a week after the Malaysian investment company exited AIA and is seen as part of a long-term plan to gradually reduce its holdings in a number of ...
By
Anette Jönsson
| 12 December 2012
Equities
Controlling shareholders sell $136 million of Cleanaway shares
The Taiwan deal comes on the back of reverse inquiries and follows a block trade in Malaysia Airports and a follow-on by CapitaMall Trust mid-last week.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 26 November 2012
Macro & Markets
Malaysia’s moment in the sun
The IPOs of Felda and IHH have put the spotlight on Malaysia, but the country still has a job to attract more foreign investors.
By
Nick Ferguson
| 20 November 2012
Equities
AirAsia X eyes Malaysia IPO in first half 2013
The AirAsia unit, which focuses on long-haul budget flights, is expected to raise about $250 million.
By
Aiko Hayashi
| 6 November 2012
M&A
AIA buys ING’s Malaysian insurance business for $1.7 billion
If approved, the deal will make AIA the biggest insurer in Malaysia, doubling the size of its business in the country.
By
Nick Ferguson
| 12 October 2012
Equities
Courts Asia prices Singapore IPO at top to raise $111 million
The retailer of home electronics and furniture is well received with about 50 investors participating in the deal, despite the company’s small-cap status.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 9 October 2012
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