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Singapore’s United Engineers plans rights issue

The stock drops after the property owner and developer earlier this week announces a plan to raise at least $369 million from the deal.

June 13, 2013

China Harmony Auto raises $215 million from Hong Kong IPO

The luxury car dealer prices at the bottom of the range, while Wuzhou International is forced to reduce the retail portion of its $179 million offering.

June 09, 2013

Chinese online retailer raises $78.9 million from US IPO

LightInTheBox becomes the first Chinese company to list in the US since November last year. The stock jumps more than 17% at the start of trading.

June 06, 2013

US-based Nexteer Automotive eyes Hong Kong IPO

The auto parts company seeks to raise as much as $500 million. Meanwhile, China Harmony Auto and Wuzhou International are expected to close books today for their offerings.

June 04, 2013

Shareholders raise $110 million from Asia Cement block sale

Taiwan's Asia Cement joins a flurry of follow-on deals in Asia, while Chinese property developer Evergrande launches a top-up placement worth $580 million.

January 17, 2013

Future Land raises $265 million from Hong Kong IPO

The price is fixed at the bottom of the range, valuing the Chinese property developer at a 73% discount to NAV.

November 26, 2012

Future Land joins year-end IPO hopefuls

The Chinese property developer seeks to raise as much as $328 million ahead of a Hong Kong listing after CIFI prices its offering at a 69% discount to NAV.

November 20, 2012

Longfor pockets $398 million from largest follow-on in five months

But a hedge fund-heavy order book leads to a sell-off in the Chinese property developer in the wake of the transaction.

September 19, 2012

Worst is yet to come for Chinese developers

Refinancing risks contribute to the negative outlook on China's property sector, while across Asia, small and mid-sized developers may find it harder to compete as the economic outlook weakens and lenders and investors turn cautious.

By Bei Fu, Standard & Poor's