Sunday, July 31, 2005
GCM
Saturday, July 30, 2005
Vimpelcom
Story:Vimpelcom, the Russian listed cellular telco, said it has not changed its position regarding a takeover of the Ukrainian mobile company, Ukrainian Radiosystems [URS]. This was according to a unsourced report in Kommersant.
Vimpelcom management regarded the deal as profitable for the company, the report said. However, the transaction has not been approved by its board of directors.
Alfa Group, Vimpelcoms Russian shareholder, supports the deal. Vimpelcom is set to make a decision whether to takeover URS at its extraordinary general meeting, which would be held on 15 August. Meanwhile, Telenor, the Norwegian shareholder of Vimpelcom, was opposing the deal.
As previously reported, URS deal is worth USD 206.5m.
Source:Kommersant
Value:$207m (Reported URS deal value) "
Vimpelcom management regarded the deal as profitable for the company, the report said. However, the transaction has not been approved by its board of directors.
Alfa Group, Vimpelcoms Russian shareholder, supports the deal. Vimpelcom is set to make a decision whether to takeover URS at its extraordinary general meeting, which would be held on 15 August. Meanwhile, Telenor, the Norwegian shareholder of Vimpelcom, was opposing the deal.
As previously reported, URS deal is worth USD 206.5m.
Source:Kommersant
Value:$207m (Reported URS deal value) "
Raven Russia IPO
29/07/2005 Raven Russia to go public on AIM following GBP 150m fundraising – market reports
Story: Raven Russia, the Russian property business, is to go public on the Alternative Investment Market today [Friday], according to market reports. The Guardian noted that Raven had raised GBP 150m (EUR 217m), aided by Cenkos Securities, with shares valued at 100p each. The Daily Mail report said that this had been the second-largest fundraising of its kind this year, and stated that traders were confident the float would be a success.
Source: The Guardian, Daily Mail
Value: £150m (Funds raised
Story: Raven Russia, the Russian property business, is to go public on the Alternative Investment Market today [Friday], according to market reports. The Guardian noted that Raven had raised GBP 150m (EUR 217m), aided by Cenkos Securities, with shares valued at 100p each. The Daily Mail report said that this had been the second-largest fundraising of its kind this year, and stated that traders were confident the float would be a success.
Source: The Guardian, Daily Mail
Value: £150m (Funds raised
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LSE and potential bidders
US "listings" in Germany
NYSE
NYSE governance
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Nasdaq result
ASX and fees
India
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Friday, July 29, 2005
BBC NEWS | Business | Watchdog concerned over LSE bids
Thursday, July 28, 2005
BBC NEWS | Business | France Telecom buys Spain's Amena
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
FT.com / By industry / Energy Utilities Mining - US to delay review of CNOOC bid for Unocal
FT.com / By industry / Media & internet - Reuters unveils growth strategy plan
BA and Austrian Airlines speculation
Old Mutual & Skandia
BBC NEWS | Business | Unocal 'almost backed China bid'
Monday, July 25, 2005
LSE & Euronext decision this week
RBoS & Bank of China
Thursday, July 21, 2005
GCM
Exchange News
Wednesday, July 20, 2005
Vimpelcom
Scottish Power rumours
BBC NEWS | Business | China's Haier out of Hoover race
FT.com / Comment & analysis / Letters - LSE's main market is still a worthy goal for companies
FT.com / Comment & analysis / Analysis - Russias IPO rush
Tuesday, July 19, 2005
Vimpelcom apppoints ex Vodafone executive as Chairman
Telenor Threatens to Leave Russia
Friday, July 15, 2005
GCM
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Telegraph | Money | China opens gates to foreign money
Saturday, July 09, 2005
Exchange News
Friday, July 08, 2005
Computershare Ranks First In Stockholder Consulting Services Annual Survey
IR ON THE NET: Japan's new corporate law disappoints
Friday, July 01, 2005
FT.com / Companies / Financial services - New rules could hit London eurobond market
