Las Vegas Sands discloses IPO price
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The company that owns The Venetian megaresort and a hotel-casino in Macau is aiming at an initial public offering price of $21 a share, according to documents filed Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Las Vegas Sands' stock has climbed 70.5% from today's IPO price.
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Lazard, the financial advisory boutique, filed for an initial public offering that is expected to command a valuation of around $3 billion.
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Blackstone Group LP priced its initial public offering at the top end of the range on Thursday, even as lawmakers pushed for its delay, raising $4.13 billion in the largest U.S. IPO in five years.
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NetSuiteâs shares priced at $26 apiece late Wednesday, far above the expected price range of $13 to $16 that it initially reported in its registration to go public.
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Blackstone Group LP  priced its initial public offering at the top end of the range on Thursday, even as lawmakers pushed for its delay, raising $4.13 billion in the largest U.S. IPO since 2002.
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Statoil, NorwayÂs largest oil company, will pay $700 million for stakes in two oil and gas finds and one exploration prospect in deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico to offset an expected drop in domestic output. The company will buy 17.5 percent of the Caesar discovery and 12.5 percent each of the Big Foot find and the Big Foot North prospect from the Plains Exploration and Production Company of Houston, Statoil said. The discoveries are expected to increase production ÂsignificantlyÂ after 2010, Statoil said. It did not estimate the size of the reserves in the stakes.
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LAS VEGAS -- Station Casinos Inc.'s board of directors has accepted a revised buyout offer from its founding family and a unit of the real estate firm Colony Capital LLC for about $5.5 billion, people familiar with the matter said yesterday.
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Las Vegas Sands Corp.&#39;s initial public offering received a frothy reception from investors hungry to bet on another casino company.
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Lazard Ltd., the international investment bank, late Friday, Dec. 17, filed an initial prospectus with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an $850 million IPO.
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The company may be hinting at going public.
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When Inhibitex Inc. set the terms of its initial public offering in March, it thought it was being conservative, expecting shares to sell for $10 to $12 apiece.
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The brokerage unit's IPO tumbles below its opening price.
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Online auction The long-rumoured and speculated Initial Public Offering (IPO) by Netsuite, the software as a service (SaaS) specialist, is at last underway. and it looks like it will use a novel way to determine the share price and the volume of shares to be issued.â¦
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Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba.com is making final preparations for an initial public offering of shares on the Hong Kong stock exchange, set for Nov. 6. But most of the proceeds will go to existing shareholders rather than into the company&#39;s coffers to fund future acquisitions and other plans.Alibaba&#39;s prospectus said the listing price would be set within a range between HK$12 (US$1.55) to HK$13.50 per share. While the final pricing has not yet been announced, Dow Jones Newswires reported that the listing price had been set at the very top of that range.Nearly 859 million shares -- accounting for 17 percent of Alibaba&#39;s shares -- will be offered during the IPO, including 227 million shares owned by the company. The balance of the shares on offer are held by existing shareholders.&#160;The IPO&#160;attracted US$150 billion in orders from institutional investors and HK$453 billion in orders from individuals, making it &quot;the biggest offering in Hong Kong&#39;s IPO history,&quot; according to the Dow Jones report.Out of the HK$11.6 billion expected to be raised during the IPO about HK$3 billion (US$387 million) will go to Alibaba, which plans to use most of the money for acquisitions and to develop new technologies.Alibaba is one of China&#39;s oldest and most successful Internet companies, running a business-to-business trading portal under the Alibaba.com name, an online payment service, and China&#39;s most popular auction site, called Taobao.com. But while other Chinese Internet companies cashed in on investor enthusiasm for Internet stocks and China&#39;s growing market with listings in Hong Kong and New York, Alibaba -- which generated 73 percent of its revenue from outside China during the first half of 2007 -- remained privately held.A 2005 deal with Yahoo took some pressure off Alibaba to go public.&#160;Yahoo invested US$1 billion in Alibaba&#160;in return for a 40 percent stake in the company, and transferred control of its Chinese operations to Alibaba. Approximately $750 million of the proceeds from that deal went to shareholders, allowing early investors in the company to take a return on their investments.Yahoo&#39;s investment in Alibaba will likely increase, with the company expected to invest a further US$100 million through the IPO.&#160;
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New stock on the block DreamWorks Animation (NYSE: DWA) would hardly qualify as a hidden gem. When it went public six weeks ago, raising $700 million, the stock went from its $28 IPO price to close at $38.75 a share.
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Investment bank Lazard could be valued at about $3.2 billion in an initial public offering, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing sources close to the bank.