Emerging market companies now dominate live EMEA IPOs as issuers in developed markets have largely postponed flotation plans amid difficult markets. The high proportion of EM deals is unusual as such transactions typically have the lowest chance of success in periods of volatility. Last week saw Kazakh uranium miner kazatomprom file its registration document for a London listing, South African phosphate producer kropz launch its AIM IPO and a renewed attempt to privatise Slovenian bank nova ljubuanska BANKA.
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