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Saudi Arabia called off plans to formally market shares of its state oil company outside the kingdom and other Gulf countries in its initial public offering, reported The Financial Times.
Saudi Aramco has delayed its planned initial public offering for until after its third quarter results in the hope that they will boost investor confidence, sources told Reuters on Thursday.
Shares of British building trade supplier Brickability were admitted to trading on London's Alternative Investment Market on Thursday after it raised £57m in its initial public offering.
Poundland's owner Pepkor Europe is reported to be preparing a €4bn (£3. 7bn) sale or flotation in September after untangling itself from its troubled parent company.
Analysts at Jefferies gave the 'thumbs up' to Burford Capital's response to shareholder concerns about governance, reiterating their 'buy' recommendation and 2,400p target price for the shares.
UK transport booking app Trainline priced its shares at the top end of its targeted range at 350 pence per share on Friday, in a move that leaves the company sporting a £1. 68bn valuation in its London stock market debut.
Alibaba is considering raising as much as $20bn through a second listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after its 2014 record-breaking stock market debut in New York that saw it raise $25bn.
Victoria Investments may announce on Wednesday plans to float its online rail and coach platform Trainline on the main market of the London Stock Exchange in order to increase its profile and maximise on European demand.
