Shunfeng Photovoltaic International planned to raise USD 144 million in a share sale, a regulatory filing revealed.
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Airwork to go public - prospectus
Proceeds to be received from the planned initial public offering of New Zealand aviation company Airwork would go towards a stock buyback program, repay debts to affiliates and inject working capital into the firm.
Vale exits Norsk Hydro with sale of remaining stake
Vale SA had sold the last of its 21.6% ownership in Norsk Hydro ASA following the sale of its non-core assets in order to focus on its more profitable business, which is in iron ore.
Yashili records highest closing since 2010 IPO
Yashili closed at HKD4.45 per share, the highest since its IPO in 2010, after investors agreed to buy company shares.
Barrick Gold halts project, offers shares to raise funds
The halt of its Pascua-Lama project as well as gold price decline had forced Barrick Gold to sell of shares to raise much needed funds.
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A share in CT REIT is worth CAD10 each and 26.35 million trust units were sold. The real estate investment trust of Canadian Tire Corp had raised CAD263.
Investors in CSPC Pharmaceutical Group Inc have offered shares for sale in order to raise funds. The affiliates of Hony Capital Ltd have sought to raise USD260 million through the sale of shares in CSPC Pharmaceutical Group Ltd.
The largest insurance firm of Austria is set to sell off nearly USD 1 billion worth of new shares to fund its Eastern European expansion.
Mark Cuban's insider trading trial saw emails he sent to then UBS SVP Charles McKinney support earlier testimony made by the Dallas Mavericks owner.
Etsy chief executive Chad Dickerson said in a report that the company did not foresee a need for a divestiture as it had been profitable the past eight years.
Barclays Plc (BARC) said in a statement that it had managed to sell around GBP472 million or USD761 million worth of rights issue stock.
ZCCM Holdings said it would be offering stock for sale to existing stakeholders to help pay off debt and fund new investments.
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf chief executive and president Mel Elias said his company would be planning an exit strategy in order to generate funds for its growth expansion in southern California and north Asia.
Russian diamond company Alrosa announced on Wednesday that it has planned to sell 14% of its stake on the Moscow bourse.
