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RIGAKU
BUSINESS
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Companies
Oct 25, 2024
Rigaku shares fall 10% in market debut after IPO priced at the top
Rigaku shares closed at ?1,130 after the initial public offering had been priced at the top end of a ?1,230 to ?1,260 indicative range.
BUSINESS
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Markets
Sep 24, 2024
Larger IPOs set to test dominance of smaller listings in Japan
New listings look to be gaining momentum as the Nikkei 225 Stock Average has rebounded more than 20% from this year¡¯s intraday low on Aug. 5.
BUSINESS
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Companies
Sep 20, 2024
Tokyo Metro and Rigaku set stage for $3 billion Japan IPOs as listings gather pace
Tokyo Metro¡¯s indicative price of ?1,100 per share would raise ?319.55 billion ($2.25 billion), giving the company a market value of ?639.1 billion.
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