Tokyo Stock Exchange New Listings by Year

JX Advanced Said to Plan March Listing in $3 Billion Tokyo IPO

JX Advanced Metals Corp. is planning to list on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s prime section on March 19 after a share sale that may raise up to ¥460 billion ($3 billion) for its owner, according to people familiar with the matter.

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Eneos Holdings Says Listing of Subsidiary JX Advanced Metals Approved

Eneos Holdings said the listing of subsidiary JX Advanced Metals was approved by the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Friday. The Japanese energy company said it would sell 465.2 million shares of the unit and that an additional 69.8 million shares might be offered in the initial public offering.

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Eneos Plans to Spin off Metals Subsidiary, Raise $3 Billion in IPO

The energy company plans to spin off its metals subsidiary and raise as much as $3 billion through a listing that would be one of Japan’s biggest such offerings in recent years.

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JX Advanced Metals's upcoming IPO in Japan likely to be the biggest in 7 years

JX Advanced Metals (JXAM), a metals unit fully owned by Japan's Eneos Holdings, has received approval to list its shares in a $3 billion share offering, according to a regulatory filing last Friday.

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Tokyo’s First Listing of the Year Soars in Trading Debut

Next Generation Technology Group Inc., the first listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange this year, jumped in its trading debut ...

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Eneos targets $2.61 billion from Japan's biggest IPO in 7 years

Eneos Holdings, Japan's largest oil refiner, is reportedly aiming to raise a minimum of 400 billion yen ($2.61 billion) ...

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Tokyo stocks plunge on 1st open trading day of the new year

The Tokyo Stock Exchange opened for the first trading day of the new year on Jan. 6 with the Nikkei 225 index plummeting by more than 600 points at one point. The benchmark index ended the ...

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for a second year running. If it does, that could trigger an automatic delisting from the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The struggling Japanese conglomerate announced last Wednesday it had chosen a ...

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