Aequitas Research puts out a weekly update on the deals that have been covered by the team recently along with updates for upcoming IPOs.
A handful of IPO bookbuild launched this week while Asia IPO pipeline continues to build up. Ting Hsin, the company behind Master Kong brand, is said to be mulling the IPO of its restaurant business. In Australia, Latitude Financial Services (1272471D AU) is trying to IPO for the third time. Last but not least, in Indonesia, three state-based geothermal companies are planning to merge and head for an IPO that could raise more than US$500m.
In Hong Kong, it was reported thatBaidu (BIDU US) has gotten approval for its Hong Kong secondary listing while Autohome Inc (Adr) (ATHM US) launched its bookbuild. Sumeet Singh the two listings in:
In the Philippines, DDMP REIT (1848316D PM) launched its bookbuild. Valuation is undemanding while Areit (AyalaLand REIT) (AREIT PM) strong trading in the past few months despite the poor debut should help.
In the U.S., Coupang (CPNG US) is raising up to US$3.6bn with an implied top-end market cap of US$51bn. Valuation isn't cheap but near-term factors could still help the deal trade well on debut.
Ke Yan, CFA, FRM continued Hong Kong Healthcare IPO coverage with an initiation on Chaoju Eye Care Holdings (CEC HK)
A-City Group (1810341D HK) re-filed its draft prospectus after its application lapsed last year. We covered the basic aspects of the company earlier last year in:
There was also Tuya Inc (1869782D US)'s F-1 filing with the SEC. News reports indicated that the company is aiming for a deal size of about US$1bn. We covered the basic aspects and platform review in:
ECM in Singapore had been a mixed bag. While it was great to see another large non-REIT IPO (Aztech) come to market after Nanofilm Technologies International (NANO SP), Kinderworld's US$100m IPO was pulled once again due to poor demand. That said, things are looking up for Aztech. Demand looked strong as we heard that books were multiple times covered and closed a day early.
Last but not least, in India, Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd (1218027D IN), which filed its draft red herring prospectus in January, was aiming to launch its US$1bn IPO in the first half of this year. Sumeet Singh covered the IPO in:
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