Month: August 2023

Cyanide maker Draslovka screens banks for IPO

Reuters exclusively revealed that Draslovka, the world’s largest producer of sodium cyanide, has been sounding out banks to manage a possible stock market listing as early as next year. The post Cyanide maker Draslovka screens banks for IPO appeared first on Reuters News Agency.
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Key bidders in Ascential break-up quit auction

Reuters exclusively reports key bidders for the auction of Ascential’s consumer data unit drop out. Reuters was first to reveal that the main bidders for the consumer data arm of UK media group Ascential (ASCL.L) walked away from the auction, casting doubt over attempts to break up the 1-billion-pound ($1.29 billion) group. The news knocked […]
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Thyssenkrupp to win EU nod for $2.3 bln German steel subsidies

Reuters exclusively reported that the European Commission would approve 2 billion euros in state aid for Thyssenkrupp’s plan to build a green steel plant at its headquarters in Duesseldorf. Sources told Reuters two days in advance that a decision in favor of the grant could come as soon as July 20, the day the Commission […]
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EU regulators rebuff Meta’s offer to curb use of ad data

Reuters exclusively reported that Meta Platforms (META.O) offered to curb the use of competitors’ advertising data for its Facebook Marketplace online classified service in an attempt to settle an EU antitrust investigation but regulators gave it the cold shoulder.  The post EU regulators rebuff Meta’s offer to curb use of ad data appeared first on […]
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Beijing pushes for toning down of China risks in IPO prospectuses

Reuters exclusively reported that Beijing has asked law firms to tone down the language used to describe China-related business risks in Chinese companies’ offshore listing documents, warning failure to do so could cost them regulatory green light for the IPOs.  The post Beijing pushes for toning down of China risks in IPO prospectuses appeared first […]
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