Taiwan's Chi Mei Optoelectronics raised $751 million from a GDR offering via lead manager Morgan Stanley after New York's close on Thursday June 10. The company issued 50 million units including the greenshoe, which was exercised in full.
Pricing came at $15.02 per unit, equating to a local share price of NT$47. In turn, this represented a 4.7% discount to the stock's NT$49.40 close in Taiwan earlier the same day. One unit equals 10 shares.
Alongside the lead, Daiwa SMBC ran a POWL Public Offering Without Listing in Japan, which was allocated 13% of the deal after attracting an order book that closed twice...
