Jefferies LLC
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RPC Group, the UK maker of rigid plastic packaging, has secured a 96% take-up on the £552m rights issue it launched to reduce its leverage after making seven takeovers since September.
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India's Barbeque Nation Hospitality has picked one international and one domestic bank to lead its planned IPO, with the deal slated for this year.
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Shares in RPC Group, the UK plastic packaging maker, closed 5.8% lower on Thursday after it announced a fully underwritten £552m rights issue to finance its takeover of Letica, a US rival.
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Most of Asia's equity capital markets were still waking up from the post-holiday slumber this week but bankers in India were on their toes, with IPO activity in the country continuing apace.
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Jefferies has appointed a new head of EU emerging markets sales having strengthened its EM credit team with four other recent hires.
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Shares of India’s second largest stock exchange BSE traded up 49% on their debut on Friday, following the hugely successful Rp12.4bn ($184.1m) IPO in January.
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The European IPO market is getting busier, with several deals launched this week, and another close to being priced.
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Tuesday night brought fireworks in the blocks market, with a wave of primary and secondary offerings, including a Sfr865m acquisition financing by a Swiss pharmaceutical.
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Zoopla Property Group, the UK owner of property search websites, completed an accelerated bookbuild on Tuesday night to raise £76.5m of new capital, to buy Hometrack.co.uk, a property information service.
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Few Indian IPOs can boast of having $6.4bn in excess demand, but BSE is one of them. The Bombay stock exchange operator completed bookbuilding for its Rp12.4bn ($182m) float this week, an extraordinary end to a sale first mooted over a decade ago. The pressure is now on its larger rival to do just as well, writes John Loh.
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India’s BSE could not have wished for a sweeter end to its Rp12.4bn ($182m) IPO, which on Wednesday closed hugely oversubscribed.
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BSE, the owner of the Bombay Stock Exchange, is off to a cork-popping start to its Rp12.4bn ($182m) IPO, having snagged both marquee anchor investors and strong early orders.