plus potentially a further billion in a so-called overallotment option, at 6 baht per share between Sept. 25 and October 3. Thailand's largest stock market listing was True's Digital Infrastructure Fund, which raised 58 billion baht in 2013. But AWC would be the biggest listing by a company, rather than a fund, overtaking state-owned energy PTT's 32 billion baht flotation in 2001. Thirteen cornerstone investors have subscribed for half of AWC's shares, with foreign investors accounting for more than half of subscriptions, including Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC buying $300 million worth of shares.
plus potentially a further billion in a so-called overallotment option, at 6 baht per share between Sept. 25 and October 3. Thailand's largest stock market listing was True's Digital Infrastructure Fund, which raised 58 billion baht in 2013. But AWC would be the biggest listing by a company, rather than a fund, overtaking state-owned energy PTT's 32 billion baht flotation in 2001. Thirteen cornerstone investors have subscribed for half of AWC's shares, with foreign investors accounting for more than half of subscriptions, including Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC buying $300 million worth of shares.