Sun Art Seeks $1 Billion in Latest Hong Kong IPO
Chinese hypermarket operator Sun Art Retail Group Ltd.He told reporters after a Monday night dual screen car dvd player
in New York. Instead, he said the still-in-the-works premiere will
happen in "a barn or a cornfield or a town square. It'll be the very
Iowa-ness of the place. began testing the waters for its roughly $1
billion initial public offering set for next month in Hong Kong, a
person familiar with the situation said Monday, the latest big IPO in
the city despite weak debuts from recent share sales.
Meanwhile,Newt Gingrich spent much of Sunday evening seemingly trying to get away from an army of dv mini camera
and reporters attempting to get him to say a word. He had no media
handlers to keep reporters back as he was mobbed walking through the
Beverly Hilton. Hosa International Ltd., a Chinese sportswear maker,
began taking orders Monday from investors for a Hong Kong IPO that could
raise up to $242 million, according to a term sheet seen by Dow Jones
Newswires. The company has set a price range of 2.88 to 4.10 Hong Kong
dollars ($0.37 to $0.53) for its sale of shares
Sun Art began gauging investor interest on Monday, said the person
familiar with the matter. The company received regulatory approval to
list in Hong Kong on Thursday and plans to start taking orders from
institutional investors on June 28. It will kick off its retail offering
on July 4.
Sun Art and Hosa are the latest IPOs seeking to tap Hong Kong's IPO
markets, even as recent offerings have flagged on their debuts on the
Hong Kong stock exchange. Hui Xian REIT, which raised $1.61 billion from
its IPO, fell 9.4% on its first day of trade on April 20 and has
remained around that level, while luggage maker Samsonite International
SA, which raised $1.3 billion, fell 7.7% on its debut on June 9, and has
recovered only slightly. Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng Index is down
6% in the past month, underperforming the Dow Jones Industrial Average,
which has fallen 4%.
Adding to the weak sentiment, Italian fashion house Prada SpA raised $2.Snapping and Chris Sailer Kicking continued their nike tn
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Friday at the bottom of its guidance. Prada's IPO is the largest in
Hong Kong so far this year after Glencore International PLC's $10
billion dual Hong Kong-London listing in May, and the Italian company
will start trading on Hong Kong's stock exchange on Friday.
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