Indonesia
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The government borrower raised $1.84bn from the sale -
The Indonesian state-owned firm has sent out an RFP for a new money loan
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The Indonesian textile firm has proposed a restructuring plan following a loan default in May
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State-owned bank kicks off record equity fundraising for the country
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The two southeast Asian firms receive strong response from the market during syndication
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Long dated issuance returned to EM primary bond markets in force this week as DCM bankers said issuers were seeing the latest fall in US Treasury yields as a sign that they should accelerate funding plans. Although several investors remain cautious on the prospects for rates markets, the weight of cash to be put to work is set to keep funding conditions attractive for EM borrowers, writes Mariam Meskin and Oliver West.
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The Republic of Indonesia veered off its usual funding plan by heading into the bond market this week with a dollar-euro combination trade, at a time when it is feeling the brunt of a big spike in Covid-19 cases. But the stability in secondary market trading and a fall in US Treasuries offered the sovereign an opportunity to top up its coffers, writes Morgan Davis.
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Bukalapak, an Indonesian e-commerce company, has closed the orderbook for its IPO and is expected to price the deal at the top of the marketed range, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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Bukalapak has met with a wave of demand for its Rph21.9tr ($1.5bn) IPO, set to be Indonesia's largest listing, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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Indonesian e-commerce company Bukalapak has hit the market with a jumbo IPO of up to Rph21.9tr ($1.5bn), on track to be the country’s largest listing.
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Tyre manufacturer Gajah Tunggal had to battle weak sentiment around Indonesian credits to sell a $175m bond this week.
