Asia’s IPO bankers look beyond China slump with US$6 bil week

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Listings from Hyundai Motor Co.’s India unit, subway operator Tokyo Metro Co. and Rigaku Holdings Corp. will push IPO volumes in Asia Pacific excluding China past $28 million. Bankers are working on ...

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Bankers are working on more than US$6 billion ($7.84 billion) of initial public offerings (IPO) in Japan and India this week, getting a boost from two markets that have become an increasingly important revenue source amid a prolonged deal slump in China.\nListings from Hyundai Motor Co.’s India unit, subway operator Tokyo Metro Co. and Japanese X-ray technology company Rigaku Holdings Corp. will push IPO volumes in Asia Pacific excluding China past US$28 billion, comfortably beating the US$23.7 billion sold in 2023, data compiled by Bloomberg show.\nThe deals underscore the increasing reliance on Japan and India among investment bankers who for years looked to China for bumper deal fees. 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The deal has already seen solid demand, with BlackRock Inc., Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC Pte and Capital Group among those to bid for the company’s shares, Bloomberg News reported last week. \nIndia’s busy market for share sales is leading to some concerns about a bubble. Regulators have cracked down on irregularities such as financial statement fraud and price manipulation, eager to bolster the credibility of India’s capital markets ahead of major IPOs in the pipeline.\nThe country’s IPO mania will eventually fizzle, but that doesn’t mean the market will abruptly turn south, says Nitin Mathur, an associate investment director at Fidelity International.\n“There could be a period of volatility because valuations in some areas of the market are expensive,” he says. But that wouldn’t be a bad thing for the long-term health of the market, he adds. \n\nJapanese Listings\nThere have been recent signs of life for bankers working on listings for Chinese companies, with appliance maker Midea Group Co.’s recent US$4.6 billion share sale in Hong Kong providing an optimistic backdrop for other deals.\nIn Japan this week, subway operator Tokyo Metro Co. is expected to price up to US$2.3 billion listing, the country’s largest in six years, while X-ray technology company Rigaku Holdings Corp. is slated to raise more than US$730 million from its own Tokyo listing.\nLong-only investors have covered the entire international tranche of Tokyo Metro’s IPO, Bloomberg News reported last week. Rigaku’s share sale was also said to have seen international order books being covered within a day of the deal’s launch. \n“Large-scale IPOs like that of Tokyo Metro attract significant attention from overseas investors,” says Chizuru Morishita, a researcher at NLI Research Institute. “If successful, it could make it easier for other companies to enter the market.”\nA rally in Japanese shares and a push for companies to boost shareholder returns and cut cross-shareholdings with other firms have provided a rosy backdrop for share sales in the country. \nHyundai Motor India is expected to list its shares on Oct 22. 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