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Yongda Auto extends IPO bookbuilding until Monday
The Chinese BMW dealership postpones pricing by three days in an attempt to salvage the $306 million deal amid weak demand. Terms remain unchanged.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 25 May 2012
Equities
Two Chinese companies seek $541 million from HK listings
BMW dealer Yongda Auto is aiming to raise at least $306 million, while copper producer China Nonferrous Mining is seeking at least $235 million from the first listing of ...
By
Anette Jönsson
| 15 May 2012
Equities
Indian auto components maker withdraws IPO
Samvardhana Motherson Finance calls off its $313 million IPO after poor sentiment towards India and concerns about new tax regulations leave the deal only 0.2 times covered.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 8 May 2012
Equities
China Auto Rental cancels US IPO
China's biggest auto rental company was seeking to raise up to $137.5 million from a listing on Nasdaq, but fails to attract sufficient demand from investors.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 26 April 2012
Equities
PE fund sells $129 million of shares in Zhongsheng
General Atlantic reduces its stake in Chinese auto retailer Zhongsheng for the third time since its IPO, while an existing shareholder sells $66 million of shares in Indonesian ...
By
Anette Jönsson
| 18 April 2012
Equities
China Auto Rental seeks $137.5 million from US IPO
Coming just a few weeks after Vipshop's dismal debut, China Auto Rental decides to cap the size of its Nasdaq IPO by selling only 14.9% of the share capital.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 12 April 2012
Debt
Hyundai Capital Services raises $500 million in bond sale
Hyundai Capital Services is the latest Korean borrower to tap the international bond markets this year, launching a tightly priced $500 million deal.
By
Rupert Walker
| 7 March 2012
M&A
Khazanah agrees to sell Proton stake to DRB-Hicom
DRB-Hicom is set to pay Khazanah $414 million for Malaysia’s leading carmaker.
By
Nick Ferguson
| 17 January 2012
Equities
New China Life raises $1.9 billion ahead of dual-listing
The Chinese insurer priced its IPO in Hong Kong and Shanghai near the bottom of the range. China Polymetallic Mining and Baoxin Auto also get their deals across the line in a ...
By
Anette Jönsson
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Aiko Hayashi
| 9 December 2011
Debt
Hyundai rides dramatic rebound with $500 million bond
Several hundred million dollars worth of orders fall away as guidance tightens, but the bonds perform in secondary.
By
Denise Wee
| 5 December 2011
Equities
Another three companies launch Hong Kong IPOs
China Polymetallic Mining aims to raise up to $163 million, while confectionary maker China Lifestyle eyes $96 million and BMW dealer Baoxin Auto targets as much as $527 million.
By
Aiko Hayashi
| 29 November 2011
Debt
Hyundai Capital prices $700 million bond inside secondary curve
Hyundai Capital Services successfully closes its $700 million bond at a tight yield amid strong participation by US investors.
By
Denise Wee
| 24 January 2011
Equities
Guangzhou Auto increases bid for Denway by 25%
The all-share privatisation offer will cost the Chinese carmaker $4 billion based on the mid-point of its own valuation, and precedes a planned listing of Guangzhou Auto in ...
By
Anette Jönsson
| 9 June 2010
Debt
Hyundai hits market with $500 million benchmark deal
Hyundai Motor Company aggressively prices a five-year $500 million benchmark deal amid a global downturn in the auto industry.
By
Mei Tuicolo
| 14 April 2010
Debt
Gajah Tunggal proposes $420 million bond exchange
The distressed Indonesian tire manufacturer is the latest Asian company to seek a solution to its liquidity problems.
By
Rupert Walker
| 16 June 2009
Business Moves
GM Daewoo in urgent search for cash
General Motors' Korean subsidiary tries to reassure KDB, its second largest shareholder, of its good intentions in order to receive a much-needed cash injection.
By
Rupert Walker
| 10 June 2009
M&A
Chinese firm rescues GM's Hummer brand
China's Tengzhong inks an agreement to take over General Motors' Hummer brand and management team for an undisclosed price.
By
Sameera Anand
| 4 June 2009
View Point
The likely road ahead for US automakers
In this Op-Ed piece, Professor Ed Altman advocates bankruptcy protection for GM and Chrysler – but with continued government assistance.
By
The Editors
| 19 February 2009
Equities
Investors back Tata Motors' innovative CB
The truck and auto manufacturer raises $450 million from the sale of "CARS" that are structured to limit the dilution for the Tata Group.
By
Anette Jönsson
| 21 June 2007
Debt
Hyundai Capital Services issues five-year Eurobond
Korea's leading auto-financing company attracts massive interest in its bond, benefiting from an improvement in investor perception.
By
Dan Slater
| 19 January 2007
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