China Mobile Games Entertainment aims to raise $100 million in a follow-on share offering, the latest mainland technology company to seek fresh capital from equity markets.
Bankers kicked off the roadshow in the US on Monday. Some 3.4 million primary American depository shares will be on offer, with an overallotment option of 516,300 shares, or 15% of the base offering, according to a term sheet. The lock-up is 90 days.
Those bookrunning the deal will spend two days in New York and one in Boston before travelling to the West Coast to meet with long-only institutional investors and hedge funds, a person close to the deal...