Zain would establish an Iraqi company to comply with IPO regulations in the country.
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Nigeria is preparing to sell nearly US$1 billion of Eurobonds.
Greece is again selling a three month treasury bill to pay off a previous issue.
Hawthorne Global Aviation Services purchased FBO development rights in Chicago.
The EU seeks to follow US model in job creation.
Infraero has withdrawn its application for an IPO as two of its licenses to operate may provide the necessary funding for its operations and growth.
With eyes set on the increasing demands of East Africa's growing middle class, Kenya-based private equity firm Catalyst Principal Partners has started to make investments from its $125 million fund and property ventures.
India, in order to raise funds to narrow the budget deficit, is selling off asset shareholdings in Indian corporations.
Hoping to maximize the wave of increased health care demand in Asia, Sanofi is building a new factory in Vietnam.
Veolia's divestment program sells off its water and wastewater concessions to Beijing Enterprises Water Group Ltd.
With infrastructure demand at an all time high, there are still many pitfalls that investors face when putting their money into Southeast Asia.
Petrobras is now setting up its plan for the auction of its shares in Nigerian oil fields
SBM Offshore, along with its partners, has signed a $3.5 billion contract from Brazilian oil firm Petrobras to construct two oil platforms.
Energy company Total and Norwegian oil services firm Aker Solutions have signed an agreement in which the latter will deliver a subsea production for the Moho Nord Project in Congo Republic.
