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[cat_name] => Tankers [category_nicename] => tankers [category_parent] => 54 ) ) Chinese tanker owner Nanjing Shenghang Shipping has announced that the company is now planning an IPO. Shenghang Shipping has already submitted an application with China ... ( read original story ...)

This IPO would only be appropriate for investors willing to assume ... Notably, while CHJ intends to sell direct to consumers in mainland China, in Europe Consumers in the U.S. have an increased number of transportation options, including ride-sharing ... ( read original story ...)

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“We have engaged China Bank (Capital) to manage the issuance.” HatchAsia is an IT-incubator business turned support services catering to Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators. According to Garcia, DFNN had earlier slashed its stake in HatchAsia from 59 ... ( read original story ...)

Saudi Arabia is also trying to build more investment ties with China, and according to The Journal, the Saudis hope that Chinese firms and funds would buy major chunks of Aramco’s IPO next year, expected to be the world’s biggest initial public ... ( read original story ...)

Recently, bridge-building between the two countries has accelerated as Saudi Arabia seeks to boost its supply of oil to China, as well as gather investors for a proposed listing of part of Aramco. That IPO, which has been billed as the biggest ever ... ( read original story ...)

Goldman Sachs (GS.N) has bought a slice of Saudi Aramco's IPO-ARMO.SE $10 billion credit facility as it ... JPMorgan, HSBC and Bank of China. Aramco plans to raise $100 billion through the listing of five percent of the company in Saudi Arabia and one ... ( read original story ...)

Investors are more cautious as to what IPO valuations will be, therefore fewer deals are currently getting done. There will definitely be an uptick, given the size of many private companies. On US-China dealflow: I’m not sure that it will be at a scale ... ( read original story ...)