An undisclosed institutional shareholder attempts to sell $118 million worth of shares in the Hong Kong-listed noodle maker, but at a discount of just 2.1% the deal fails to draw investors.
Two anchor investors take up more than half of the deal, allowing the Chinese packaging company to offer its shares at a tight 4% discount.
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The Japanese food and beverage company is delisting its Singapore subsidiary as part of a regional reorganisation.
The deal, which consists of treasury shares, is upsized by 20% and prices at the mid-point for a 4.8% discount.
British breakfast cereal Weetabix is valued at £1.2 billion as Bright Food buys a 60% stake from London-based private equity firm Lion Capital.
Guodian Technology eyes up to $647 million and Hosa returns to market with a downsized offering of $82 million, while Beijing Jingneng revives its IPO plan by kicking off investor education.
One of China's richest men pays $235 million for Anheuser-Busch InBev's final 7% stake in the Chinese brewery.
The deal size is reduced to $202 million as initial terms prove too tight for investors.
The Singapore-listed company raises $93 million to boost its stake in a fishing subsidiary. Pent-up demand helps push pricing to the aggressive end.
A positive response from investors to Fu Ji's second CB within a year allows the three year deal to be increased by 25% to $128 million.
India has dominated Asian CB issuance this year, but with three CBs in a week from outside the subcontinent, does this mark a more regional trend?
Shanghai''s largest catering firm prepares to list in Hong Kong.
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