IPOs

Where have all the Chinese IPOs gone? 6:52pm EDT

NEW YORK (Reuters) - This may be the year that modern China comes of age thanks to the Olympics, but you wouldn't know it in the U.S. IPO market.  Full Article

 
Switch & Data files $300 mln mixed shelf offering 5:26pm EDT 

WASHINGTON, July 25 (Reuters) - Switch & Data Facilities Co Inc said it may periodically sell up to $300 million in common and preferred stock, debt securities and warrants.  Full Article 

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Cox Enterprises is buying online advertising firm Adify for at least $300 million -- not a bad multiple on expected 2008 revenues of $35 million.  Go to Blog 

 

Top Global IPOs

Closed last week (12 Jul to 18 Jul 2008)

CompanyCountryCompletedAmount Raised $M
Adaro Energy Tbk PTIndonesia16-Jul1,341.2
SJM Holdings LtdHong Kong16-Jul493.6
Alliances Developpement Immobilier SAMorocco17-Jul276.9
KSK Energy Ventures LtdIndia14-Jul193.7
Resaca Exploitation IncUnited States17-Jul106.7
Abdullah Al-Othaim Markets CoSaudi Arabia14-Jul72.0
Halwani Brothers Co LtdSaudi Arabia16-Jul45.8
Sea Dragon Energy IncCanada15-Jul40.0
Sichuan Shengda Forestry Industry Co LtdChina16-Jul36.8
Guangdong Elecpro Electric Appliance Holding Co LtdChina16-Jul29.3

Top Industries: Global IPOs

Announced in the last 13 weeks (19 Apr to 18 Jul 2008)

IndustryDealsValue $M
Financials772,964.2
Energy322,693.8
Industrials482,651.4
Cyclical Consumer Goods / Services481,739.0
Basic Materials561,497.9
Technology331,164.0
Telecommunications Services8383.2
Non-Cyclical Consumer Goods / Services21242.6
Utilities4128.9
Healthcare20120.9
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- A source close to Bank of America on the dramatic collapse of energy trader SemGroup LP, which filed for bankruptcy after suffering $3.2 billion in losses on energy futures and derivatives trades
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Shrinking market sends Japan Inc buying abroad Thursday, 3 Jul 2008 10:53am EDT

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese companies are turning increasingly to overseas acquisitions to drive growth, buy technology and build market share, spurred by a stagnant domestic economy, shrinking population and largely unburdened by subprime credit damage.  Full Article 

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