Hong Kong-listed environmental company raises $500 million from its debut convertible debt issue and offered investors an alternative against the bulk of outstanding papers from the property sector.
Industrial products supplier Zhenkunhang embraced technology to transform its operations. Investors have responded with enthusiasm, financing a third funding round in two years.
Privately-held construction firm seeks public capital as China speeds up development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, including plans for a vast new city in rural Xiongan.
Ailing state lenders, struggling with regulatory requirements, are in trouble as pressure on distressed assets grows. Distressed debt investors smell blood.
The mega merger creates the world's biggest power company and may spark consolidation another across China's energy sector.
Alibaba founder warns the industrial sector it is next in line for the kind of digital disruption that has transformed the consumer sector in the last decade.
Korea’s largest IPO of the year has been put on hold after investors balked at the valuation and worried about the US election.
Investors welcome Hitachi Construction Machinery’s plan to acquire Australian rival Bradken. But some analysts say the deal means shareholders will miss out on a promising turn-around.
China’s economic slowdown is bad news for some but it can be a real positive for Asia’s frontier economies.
Doosan Group’s construction machinery making unit is set for the first of three jumbo Korean listings by the end of the year.
Another aggressively priced bond from the acquisitive Chinese conglomerate.
The Philippine cement maker’s IPO will be a boon to bankers and a relief to deal-starved investors in a market where foreign companies are reluctant sellers.
Shenzhen-listed Midea is looking to apply German technology to China’s growing struggle with rising labour costs and an ageing population.
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The government wants to merge state companies in sectors with overcapacity, yet doesn’t want them to cut jobs. It's asking for trouble.
Unusual credit-enhanced deal from Korea kicks off the week's new issue calendar alongside the second three-year deal by an ICBC branch within the space of a month.
Singapore-listed wastewater treatment operator closes its order book early to cope with extremely strong private banking demand.
In response to decelerating economic growth, Korea reckons it can use innovative technology to upgrade its manufacturing sector and cultivate a more creative workforce.
Diesel engine and forklift truck manufacturer brings its debut international bond as Chinese Purchasing Managers Index records its lowest level in six-and-a-half years.
Specialty chemical company is forced to cancel and re-issue debut international bond because of inaccuracies in its original offering circular.