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China's Ligent seeks to raise nearly $723m in Hong Kong IPO (opens the original)
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China’s Ligent Technologies seeks to raise about HK$5.67 billion ($723 million) in a Hong Kong initial public offering to fund product development and expand production, showed a prospectus filed at the stock exchange on Monday. The maker of fibre optic communications equipment has received $340 million from cornerstone investors, or 47% of the base share sale, the prospectus showed. Cornerstone investors are institutions that agree to buy shares before trading begins. Cornerstone investors incl
Bilibili to raise $700m via convertible notes; Tencent to subscribe (opens the original)
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Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili said on Friday it was proposing to carry out offerings of $700 million in aggregate of convertible senior notes due 2031 to fund share repurchases alongside AI-driven growth. As part of the offering, technology giant Tencent would subscribe for $200 million of the notes. Bilibili also plans to repurchase up to $300 million of its shares, including $200 million from Tencent through its subsidiaries. The Shanghai-based company said the remaining proceeds w
Shein raises $1.74b after pricing Hong Kong IPO below top end (opens the original)
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Shein on Monday priced its Hong Kong initial public offering below the top end of its marketed range, raising HK$13.60 billion ($1.74 billion) from the share sale. The online fast-fashion retailer offered 280 million shares for the listing at HK$48.56 per share. Last week, it said it would offer shares between HK$47.60 and HK$49.50 apiece. The Hong Kong public offering portion was subscribed 5.63 times, while the international portion was subscribed 2.59 times, Shein said in a stock exchange fil
Australia's Steadfast agrees to $5.5b buyout bid by KKR-backed consortium (opens the original)
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Australia’s Steadfast Group has agreed to a A$7.7 billion ($5.52 billion) buyout by a consortium backed by U.S. investment giant KKR, the insurance broker said on Friday. Under the deal, specialty insurance distributor Amwins Group will acquire Steadfast‘s underwriting agency business, while Dragoneer Investment Group will take control of its broking operations. Steadfast shareholders, as previously announced, will receive A$6 apiece, representing a nearly 52% premium to the stock’s closing pric
Philippines' First Gen eyes take-private deal from KKR at $2.7b valuation (opens the original)
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Philippines’ First Gen Corp on Thursday said a mandatory offer from KKR would value the power producer at around 165.44 billion pesos ($2.70 billion). KKR offered to buy an 8.43% stake in the company from its parent First Philippine Holdings, First Gen disclosed on Wednesday. This would likely trigger a mandatory tender offer from KKR for the entire public float of 11.67% of First Gen‘s 3.60 billion outstanding common shares, the power producer added. The tender offer would support a petition to
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