SingTel

India’s leading telecom operator follows its rival to raise a huge pile of fresh capital in order to sustain a prolonged price war between the major telcos.

Portfolio managers and buy-side analysts give their verdicts on the region's corporations. India, Indonesia and Singapore see HDFC Bank, Bank Central Asia and DBS lead the way.

SingTel’s passive infrastructure business seeks up to $1.95 billion from IPO, set to offer dividend investors another choice of defensive asset.

SingTel plans to divest its majority stake in its broadband business in what is set to be the Lion City's biggest equity fundraising event since 2012.

New dollar-denominated offering hits a market struggling under the twin pressures of strong supply and concerted selling following recent new issue underperformance.

Singapore’s biggest telecoms operator is set to invest $1.8 billion for a stake in Thailand’s Intouch Holdings and an increased share of India's Bharti Telecom.

Asian telco returns to the international bond markets for the first time in three years with a deal priced flat to fair value.

The Thai company formerly known as Shin Corp is still trying to distance itself from former PM Thaksin Shinawatra.

Companies from Norway and Qatar win licences that were expected to go to SingTel and a George Soros-backed bid from Digicel.