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Changsha Broad Homes Industrial Group has launched the deal roadshow for its Hong Kong listing. It is looking to raise up to HK$1.52bn ($194m).

CNI Capital, a wholly-owned subsidiary of state-owned China National Nuclear Corp, sold a Rmb1bn ($141m) three year dim sum bond on Thursday. The pricing of the unrated offshore renminbi deal was tighter than expected, said bankers.

Warehouse construction firm and lessor ESR Cayman relaunched a bigger Hong Kong IPO this week, four months after pulling its first listing attempt because of volatility. But a revamped syndicate team and positive momentum in the local IPO market have given the new deal some impetus, writes Jonathan Breen.

China’s FangDD Network Group has kicked off a roadshow for the listing of American Depository Shares (ADS) on the Nasdaq.

Investors have taken to Chinese education platform Youdao, covering its $101m IPO multiple times over days before the end of bookbuilding, according to a source close to the deal.

Small appliance maker JS Global Lifestyle Co has opened the books for a Hong Kong IPO. It hopes to raise up to HK$3.6bn ($462.1m), according to a source close to the deal.

ESR Cayman, a warehouse construction firm and lessor, has boldly returned with a bigger IPO target after delaying its first go at listing earlier this year.

Chinese mobile game developer CMGE Technology Group has kicked off the roadshow for its up to HK$1.3bn ($166.3m) Hong Kong IPO, finding early support from international investors, according to a source close to the deal.

Chinese online education platform Youdao has launched bookbuilding for its New York Stock Exchange listing, eyeing up to $100.8m from the deal.

High yield issuer Kunming Municipal Urban Construction Investment & Development Co priced its inaugural dollar bond on Monday, raising $300m at a yield that was comparable to some higher rated local government financing vehicles (LGFVs).

China Grand Automotive Services Group Co has launched an offer to exchange two dollar bonds in part, leading to a sell-off in its existing curve in the days following the announcement.

E-House (China) Enterprise Holdings returned to the dollar market for the third time this year, raising $200m from its latest deal.