Sinar Mas won't proceed with follow-on offering

A restrictive floor price and the lack of a track record in its life insurance joint venture force the financial arm of Indonesia's Sinar Mas group to cancel its planned equity capital raising.
<div style="text-align: left;"> The stock exchange's bull statue captures the mood in Indonesia, but investors are still selective (AFP) </div>
<div style="text-align: left;"> The stock exchange's bull statue captures the mood in Indonesia, but investors are still selective (AFP) </div>
February 16, 2012

After a two-week management roadshow in Asia, Europe and the US, Sinar Mas Multiartha has decided not to proceed with a follow-on offering that would have helped to increase its free-float and was intended to bring in at least $175 million of fresh capital.

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