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Motech completes GDR offer at 2.3% discount
Anette Jönsson
7 May 2007
The solar cell manufacturer raises $210.8 million to diversify upstream through a deal that will significantly increase its international ownership.
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Taiwanese solar cell maker seeks $200 million from GDR
Anette Jönsson
30 April 2007
Motech Industries is hoping that by adding more international shareholders to its register and diversifying upstream, the company's valuation will be lifted.
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E-Ton Solar returns with CB after scrapping GDR
Anette Jönsson
14 November 2006
The bonds offer zero yield, but the conversion premium is fixed at the top of the 20%-25% range after strong investor demand.
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Taiwan's E-Ton Solar Tech launches GDR offer
Anette Jönsson
3 August 2006
The solar cell manufacturer hopes strong growth prospects will compensate for a high valuation as it seeks $150 million from international investors five months after domestic IPO.
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