South Korea’s Hanwha Chemical has launched roadshows for a 21.4 million global depository receipt GDR sale that could fetch up to $395 million. The group is offering up to 13.2% of its share capital via a primary share deal, with one GDR unit equal to one share.
The GDRs will be listed in Singapore, according to a term sheet, with the issuer subject to a 90-day lock-up. Pricing is expected on April 23 under the lead of Citi and Goldman Sachs.
The deal is being driven by a desire to pay down loans resulting from a string of acquisitions, which have pushed the group’s debt-to-equity ratio...
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