IPOs

UPDATE 1-IAC prices debt ahead of spin-offs Friday, 18 Jul 2008 04:38pm EDT

NEW YORK, July 18 (Reuters) - Barry Diller's Internet conglomerate IAC/InterActiveCorp said on Friday it has entered into agreements for the placing of $840 million in bonds and $1.15 billion in senior credit facilities for three of its upcoming spin-offs.  Full Article

 
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac bill sale calendar Friday, 18 Jul 2008 04:05pm EDT 

July 18 (Reuters) - The following is a list of scheduled U.S. agency bill sales from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for 2008. Freddie Mac settlement dates for its bill sales will be available the day those offerings are announced. *=Bills have been priced AGENCY TYPE OF BILLS ANNOUNCEMENT PRICING SETTLEMENT JULY ISSUES: Freddie Mac 3-month/6-month/12-month July 18 July 21 July 22 Fannie Mae 3-month/6-month July 21 July 23 NA Freddie Mac 3-month  Full Article 

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Cox Enterprises is buying online advertising firm Adify for at least $300 million -- not a bad multiple on expected 2008 revenues of $35 million.  Go to Blog 

 

Top Global IPOs

Closed last week (5 Jul to 11 Jul 2008)

CompanyCountryCompletedAmount Raised $M
Damas International LtdUnited Arab Emirates8-Jul270.6
Lier Chemical Co LtdChina8-Jul79.6
SinoMedia Holding LtdChina8-Jul47.0
Kertas Basuki Rachmat Indonesia Tbk PTIndonesia11-Jul39.4
Prime Office A/SDenmark10-Jul23.3
Tianyi Fruit Holdings LtdCayman Islands10-Jul20.2
Heng Long International LtdSingapore9-Jul17.0
Suprema IncSouth Korea11-Jul16.3
First Winner Industries LtdIndia8-Jul15.9
Apac Coal LtdAustralia10-Jul14.4

Top Industries: Global IPOs

Announced in the last 13 weeks (12 Apr to 11 Jul 2008)

IndustryDealsValue $M
Energy355,122.5
Financials853,681.3
Industrials533,240.9
Cyclical Consumer Goods / Services462,019.0
Basic Materials631,590.1
Technology341,220.4
Telecommunications Services10385.7
Non-Cyclical Consumer Goods / Services21198.0
Healthcare23194.2
Utilities4129.0
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Shrinking market sends Japan Inc buying abroad Thursday, 3 Jul 2008 10:53am EDT

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese companies are turning increasingly to overseas acquisitions to drive growth, buy technology and build market share, spurred by a stagnant domestic economy, shrinking population and largely unburdened by subprime credit damage.  Full Article 

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