Asia real estate and outbound investment news
The shopping centre unit of Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group Co. on Friday renewed its application for a Hong Kong initial public offering by submitting a new prospectus.
Zhuhai Wanda Commercial Management Group (Wanda Commercial), had originally applied for what… Read More>>
PAG will test the choppy waters of the Hong Kong IPO market with a listing that could raise $2 billion for the private equity firm, according to an HKEX filing and a Bloomberg report published late Friday.
Hong Kong-based PAG… Read More>>
US-based Digital Realty is putting the finishing touches on the IPO of a global data centre REIT with a view to raising $600 million, a capital haul that could overtake the recently listed Daiwa House Logistics Trust as Singapore’s largest… Read More>>
Units of Daiwa House Logistics Trust began trading Friday afternoon on the Singapore Exchange after the Japan-focused industrial REIT’s IPO proved a smash hit with investors.
Priced at S$0.80 per unit, the public offering comprised an international placement of 219,438,000… Read More>>
One of Japan’s biggest developers is set to close the S$575.5 million ($423 million) public offering of Daiwa House Logistics Trust on Wednesday, with trading of the REIT to begin Friday afternoon on the Singapore Exchange.
DHLT, sponsored by Tokyo-listed… Read More>>
US-based Digital Realty has filed a preliminary prospectus for the $235 million IPO of a Singapore-listed REIT with a seed portfolio of 10 North American data centre assets.
The world’s biggest data centre trust is sponsoring Digital Core REIT, which… Read More>>
Beijing-based Dalian Wanda Group filed papers Thursday to bring its commercial property business back to the Hong Kong stock market, as the developer controlled by billionaire Wang Jianlin looks to end five years marooned as a private firm after an… Read More>>
Shanghai-based property firm Shui On Land took the first formal step towards the long-sought IPO of its Xintiandi division this week as it submitted an application for listing the unit on the main board of the Hong Kong stock exchange.
Sales in Hong Kong’s luxury residential market nearly tripled in the 12 months that ended 30 June, driven by wealthy locals who resumed home-buying activities and a surge of initial public offerings on the Hong Kong and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
In the wake of Wednesday’s report that Shui On Land had picked two banking giants to lead the IPO of its Xintiandi unit, the Shanghai-based property firm looks set to fulfil a listing plan first proposed when Barack Obama and… Read More>>
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