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FACTBOX-Top 10 Global IPOs of 2009

Fri Nov 6, 2009 2:48pm EST

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Nov 6 (Reuters) - Shares in Poland's top utility PGE PGEPa.WA jumped as much as 14 percent in heavy trade in their debut on the Warsaw bourse on Friday, a bright start for Europe's largest initial public offering (IPO) this year.

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Following is a list of the ten largest IPOs in 2009. Date Issuer Nation Proceeds ($mil) 10/06 Banco Santander Brasil SA (BSBR.N) Brazil $8,039.0 07/24 China State Constr. Eng. (601668.SS) China $7,342.7 06/25 Visanet (VNET3.SA) Brazil $4,330.7 09/17 Metallurgical Corp of China (601618.SS)China $2779.0 10/06 Verisk Analytics Inc (VRSK.O) U.S. $2155.9 10/27 Polska Grupa Energetyczna PGEPa.WA Poland $2,097.0 10/29 Myer Holdings Ltd (MYR.AX) Australia $2,000.4 09/30 Wynn Resorts Macau (1128.HK) Hong Kong $1869.8 08/05 Everbright Securites Co 607788.SS China $1604.8 11/02 Delta Lloyd NV (DLL.AS) The Netherlands $1500.7 Source: Thomson Reuters (Reporting by Jui Chakravorty Das; editing by Leslie Gevirtz)

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