The hotel and casino operator surprises by fixing the price above the bottom of the range. Meanwhile, New Century Reit has reduced its IPO by close to 60% and is now seeking to raise $87 million.
Upstream oil and gas company KrisEnergy will open the order books for a Singapore IPO of up to $215 million after Keppel increases its stake and agrees to participate in the $80 million cornerstone tranche.
The hotel and casino operator aims to raise at least $277 million at an unchanged price range. Meanwhile, OUE Reit and Travellers International Hotel Group hold off on launching their roadshows for now.
Despite tough market conditions worldwide, the Malaysian budget long-haul airline completes the country’s biggest IPO so far this year.
The hotel and casino operator may return with a reduced offering this week. Meanwhile, SPH Reit and NW Hotel Investments both decide not to go ahead with their roadshows at this time.
The Malaysian low-cost, long-haul airline starts the bookbuilding for its IPO, which if successful will be the biggest in the country so far this year.
The Macau casino operator is raising money to fund the construction of three new hotels with casinos on Fishermans’s Wharf that will come on stream over the next three years.
The luxury auto dealer seeks to raise up to $315 million from the offering, while two more companies start investor education to test the appetite for new Hong Kong listings.
International Container Terminal in the Philippines raises $199 million of fresh capital, while Thailand’s Central Pattana and two shareholders pocket a combined $366 million.
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 of 2014.
The distributor of Honda motorcycles is seeking to raise up to $178 million from an IPO, while Hero Supermarket plans a rights issue.
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.
The Hong Kong construction company is teaming up with a well-known Macau dealmaker to build a boutique hotel and casino that will become the main asset of the group.
The deal attracts good interest from existing shareholders and domestic investors and is upsized by 50%.
Erwin Sanft joins from BNP Paribas where he was most recently chief strategist for Asia equities.
The casino operator is seeking to raise as much as $800 million in Hong Kong, which ranked as the fourth biggest market for new listings in 2012.
China's approach to fixed-asset investment has been to build first and ask questions later. But there's now no avoiding the big question: where will the money come from?
The Indonesian operator of telecom towers attracts strong demand and the block is both upsized and priced at a tight 0.9% discount.
The deal triggers additional buying in the open market, pushing the stock to a new 12-month high in the wake of the transaction.
The vice-chairman offloads 60% of his stake in Singapore-listed Noble Group, Dairy Farm increases the free-float in Indonesian supermarket chain Hero and UBS sells a 4.2% stake in Thailand’s CP Foods as part of the unwinding of a swap transaction.