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The conglomerate’s re-IPO attracts strong demand from global investors, allowing the price to be fixed at the top of the range.

The Philippine conglomerate’s follow-on attracts 11 cornerstone investors, which have committed about 63% of the base size.

Following a restructuring, the Lucio Tan-controlled conglomerate that was formerly known as Tanduay Holdings has operations in the tobacco, beverage, banking and property sectors.

The Chinese engineering company, which has signed up three cornerstone investors for a combined $50 million, seeks to raise up to $273 million from the offering.

Two anchor investors take up more than half of the deal, allowing the Chinese packaging company to offer its shares at a tight 4% discount.

Shareholders approve a follow-on offering that could involve the sale of up to 3 billion common shares of the liquor and distillery holding company.

The deal is the first equity transaction to hit the Asian markets after the Greek election and comes just days after Tsingtao's shares close at an all-time high.

The deal, which consists of treasury shares, is upsized by 20% and prices at the mid-point for a 4.8% discount.

The Japanese beverage company agrees to acquire 14.7% of Fraser and Neave from Temasek in an effort to enhance its footprint and product offering in Asia-Pacific.