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Asia’s oil and gas companies have suffered defaults, delayed results and stock price plunges. But their problems are only just beginning.

Norwegian drilling contractor Seadrill ends its equity ownership in Malaysia's largest oil and gas company but remains a strategic partner.

Hernan Cristerna, global co-head of M&A for the US bank, told FinanceAsia that Chinese buyers are likely to buy assets at a time of low valuations.

The Russian gas company visits Hong Kong to explain its Asia strategy as the West tightens the screw on corporate Russia.

The Chinese oilfield services provider becomes the first Hong Kong-listed company to raise new equity this year.

The Korean power company takes advantage of pent-up investor demand, pricing new five-year bond at a small 10bp premium to existing curve.

The engineering and utility company sets the price at the top of the range and allocates the majority of the institutional tranche to domestic investors.

The upstream oil and gas company will raise $213 million ahead of its Singapore listing later this week.

OUE Hospitality Trust launches an offering of up to $481 million one day after SPH Reit hit the market, while Ranhill Energy and Resources leads a host of listing hopefuls in Malaysia and Puradelta Lestari starts to gauge the demand for Indonesia’s largest IPO this year.