Korea Aerospace Industries IPO to raise USD475m
Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) will raise at least USD475 million through its IPO, with the indicative price range set between KRW14,000 (USD12.99) and KRW16,000 (USD14.85) per share.
- Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) plans to raise at least USD475 million through its IPO.
- The indicative price range for KAI's IPO shares is set between KRW14,000 and KRW16,000 per share.
- KAI will sell 36.6 million shares, with 12 million being new shares and the rest coming from existing stakeholders.
- Proceeds from the IPO will be used to invest in facilities for the development of aviation equipment and parts.
- China Southern Airlines has signed a deal with Boeing for six B777Fs to be delivered in 2012.
- Boeing and All Nippon Airways will conduct test flights with a B787-8 aircraft across the carrier's domestic network to demonstrate its readiness for commercial passenger service.
KAI plans to sell 36.6 million shares with 12 million in new shares and the remainder coming from existing shares held by stakeholders such as Samsung Techwin and Hyundai Motor. The company plans a book-building process between 16-Jun-2011 and 17-Jun-2011. Proceeds from the IPO will be used partly to invest in facilities to develop aviation equipment and parts.
Boeing announced China Southern Airlines has signed a deal for six B777Fs, to be delivered in 2012. The US company and All Nippon Airways also confirmed they will be performing will operate a series a test flights with a B787-8 test aircraft across the carrier's domestic network to help prove its readiness to enter commercial passenger service.
Selected Aerospace daily share price movements (% change): 31-May-2011
