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The world's largest hydropower company has kicked-off a bookbuilding exercise for the sale of Global Depositary Receipts representing 5% of its capital prior to the offering.
The Hut Group saw its shares soar on Wednesday as trading in the e-commerce beauty business got underway, marking the largest debut on the London market in recent years.
Home REIT announced its intention to seek at least £250m via a float on the premium segment of the main market of the London Stock Exchange and to become a real estate investment trust.
The Hut Group has announced plans to float on the London Stock Exchange with the aim of raising approximately £920m, for a 'pre-money' valuation of £4. 5bn.
Apax Global Alpha said its look through position in Duck Creek Technologies was valued at around €82m after the software company serving the property and casualty insurance market raised $405m in its upsized initial public offering (IPO).
Google said on Friday it would no longer respond to data requests from the Hong Kong government following the enactment of the new national security law imposed by Beijing.
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.
