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The Korean company decides not to proceed with its offering of up to $426 million, which could have been the biggest in Korea this year.

The Reliance-sponsored business trust was aiming to raise up to $1 billion and had attracted anchor demand from several sovereign wealth funds. Despite that, it failed to gain traction with other investors.

Following another sell-off in global equity markets, Graff Diamonds abandons its high-profile IPO one day before it is due to price.

Bankers start pre-marketing for Yitai Coal and renewable energy company Huadian Fuxin, but Yongda is forced to cancel its $306 million IPO as markets falter.

Samvardhana Motherson Finance calls off its $313 million IPO after poor sentiment towards India and concerns about new tax regulations leave the deal only 0.2 times covered.

The hotel-focused trust was aiming to raise at least $339 million, but chooses to pull the offering after being unhappy with the demand.

China's biggest auto rental company was seeking to raise up to $137.5 million from a listing on Nasdaq, but fails to attract sufficient demand from investors.

Seven small and mid-cap listing candidates published their retail prospectuses last week, as the deadline for using 2010 accounts overshadowed the continued volatility in the local equity market.

Xing Yuan Power pulls its $91 million to $121 million IPO as investors shun small, illiquid names — setting a poor precedent for four other listing candidates due to price this week.