Vietnam's Techcom Securities raises an impressive US$410mil in IPO


HANOI (Reuters): Vietnam's Techcom Securities has raised 10.82 trillion dong ($410 million) in an initial public offering, the firm said on Friday, one of the country's largest IPOs this year.

The company, a unit of lender Techcombank, sold all of the 231.15 million shares offered at a price of 46,800 dong apiece, it said in a statement.

The IPO comes as Vietnam is pushing to have its stock market status upgraded to an emerging market, with the finance minister on Tuesday expressing confidence that a long-coveted upgrade by global index provider FTSE Russell would be confirmed next month.

Techcom Securities sold 52.44% of the shares to domestic investors and 47.56% to foreign investors and foreign corporate entities largely owned by foreign investors.

It did not say when the shares would be listed on the stock market.

(Reporting by Khanh Vu; Editing by Martin Petty) - Reuters

 

 

 

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