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Indian issuers grab small window to push out QIPs
Yes Bank raises $225 million and truck financing company Shriram Transport issues $125 million worth of new shares just before equity markets take another dip.
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Anette Jönsson
| 22 January 2010
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KB Financial rights issue may raise up to $896 million
The owner of Korea's Kookmin Bank has set the first reference price for its upcoming rights offering at W37,250. Meanwhile, Golden Agri and Pacific Andes say their respective ...
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Anette Jönsson
| 23 July 2009
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Shin Kong upsizes GDR to $375 million
The deal is priced at a 9.9% discount, which means the issuer is able to cancel the concurrent sale to existing shareholders.
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Anette Jönsson
| 23 July 2009
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KB Financial announces $777 million rights issue
The owner of Korea's Kookmin Bank halves its original deal size, while Singapore-listed Neptune Orient Lines says its $996 million rights offering is oversubscribed.
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Anette Jönsson
| 13 July 2009
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CNBM and Hanjin placements raise $431 million
Chinese National Building Material issues new shares, while Hanjin Shipping's second largest investor cashes out. Both deals find healthy demand at discounts of 8.5%-9.5%.
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Daniel Inman
| 9 February 2009
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ADB prices benchmark dollar bond
Asian Development Bank gets the pricing just right as a small oversubscription supports secondary market trading.
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Rupert Walker
| 4 February 2009
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Wide discounts on Sino-Ocean and Gome blocks
Gome's chairman raises $275 million from a placement of shares, while a Morgan Stanley fund sells $152 million worth of stock in Sino-Ocean Land.
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Anette Jönsson
| 21 April 2008
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Mixed performance for Chinese solar power companies
LDK draws strong demand for its IPO but erases most of its debut gains. Trina's share price continues to fall after it prices a follow-on at a 2.5% discount.
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Anette Jönsson
| 4 June 2007
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Chinese solar power companies flock to the US market
LDK and Yingli start their IPO processes as China Sunergy is set to price its initial offering at the top and Trina Solar files for a follow-on.
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Anette Jönsson
| 17 May 2007
Debt
Credit Suisse fends off usurpers to Mirant bond mandate
Having been bombarded with bids from investment banks looking to be tipped as joint-leads, Mirant Philippines opts to go with a one horse deal for its possible $1.2 billion ...
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Timothy Cuffe
| 1 June 2006
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