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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In this text, it arises the definition of " road shows " and few examples, also a schedule of 30
investors with you investment respectively, according with Wolters Kluwer guidelines for
investor road shows.
INTRODUCTION
Road shows refer to when the management of a company that is issuing securities or doing
an initial public offering (IPO) travels around the country to give presentations
to analysts, fund managers and potential investors. The road show is intended to generate
excitement and interest in the issue or IPO, and is often critical to the success of the offering.
A non-deal road show occurs where executives hold discussions with current and potential
investors, but nothing is offered for sale.
One Company that dedicated to provide this services a many companies is Wolters Kluwer.
Wolters Kluwer provides legal, business, tax, accounting, finance, audit, risk, compliance,
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REPORT MAIN BODY
Overview
An essential part of the issuing company's IPO is the road show. The goal of the road show
is to generate excitement and interest in the IPO from potential investors. The road show
usually lasts a week or two and goes to major financial centers, such as New York, San
Francisco, Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Sometimes, the road show may also go to
international destinations like London or Hong Kong.
At each stop along the way, the companys senior management team shares the companys
story with potential investors. At these meetings, the underwriter gathers indications of
interest or conditional offers to buy IPO shares. These offers are not yet final because the
IPO is still being registered with the SEC. The level of interest in the IPO helps the lead
underwriter and company decide how to set the final IPO price.
After the road show, the company asked the SEC to declare the IPOs registration statement
effective. The company then meets with its lead underwriter to finalize the offering price and
dollar amount of the deal. The underwriter will suggest an appropriate price based on
expected demand and other market conditions.
If interest in an IPO is weak, the number of shares in the IPO offered or their price may be
lowered. If interest is strong, the offering price or size can also be raised from initial
expectations. If there is very little demand altogether, a company can also postpone its IPO.
INVESTORS
SHEDULE-ROAD SHOWS
INVESTMENT
SHANGHAI: May 20
HONG KONG: November 14
TOKYO: July 6
SEOUL: October 9
SINGAPORE: March 28
$440,000.00
American Capital
SHANGHAI: March 28
HONG KONG: May 20
TOKYO November 14
SEOUL: July 6
SINGAPORE: October 9
$467,000.00
American Century
Investments
SHANGHAI: October 9
HONG KONG: March 28
TOKYO: May 20
SEOUL November 14
SINGAPORE: July 6
$140,000.00
Blackstone Group LP
SHANGHAI: July 6
HONG KONG: October 9
TOKYO: March 28
SEOUL: May 20
SINGAPORE November 14
$280,000.00
SHANGHAI November 14
HONG KONG: July 6
TOKYO: October 9
SEOUL: March 28
SINGAPORE: May 20
$187,000.00
Brandes Investment
Partners
SHANGHAI: May 20
HONG KONG November 14
TOKYO: July 6
SEOUL: October 9
$3,335,000.00
SINGAPORE: March 28
Brown Brothers Harriman
& Co.
SHANGHAI: March 28
HONG KONG: May 20
TOKYO November 14
SEOUL: July 6
SINGAPORE: October 9
$550,000.00
SHANGHAI: October 9
HONG KONG: March 28
TOKYO: May 20
SEOUL November 14
SINGAPORE: July 6
$849,996.00
Calvert Investments
SHANGHAI: July 6
HONG KONG: October 9
TOKYO: March 28
SEOUL: May 20
SINGAPORE November 14
$495,000.00
SHANGHAI: May 20
HONG KONG: November 14
TOKYO: July 6
SEOUL: March 28
SINGAPORE: October 9
$345,000.00
SHANGHAI: November 14
HONG KONG: July 6
TOKYO: May 20
SEOUL: October 9
SINGAPORE: March 28
$279,876.00
SHANGHAI: July 6
HONG KONG: October 9
TOKYO: November 14
SEOUL: March 28
SINGAPORE: May 20
$3,387,923.00
Columbia Capital
SHANGHAI: March 28
HONG KONG: May 20
TOKYO: October 9
SEOUL: November 14
SINGAPORE: July 6
$311,000.00
SHANGHAI: March 28
HONG KONG: October 9
TOKYO: May 20
$508,000.00
SEOUL: July 6
SINGAPORE: November 14
Everbank
SHANGHAI: May 20
HONG KONG: November 14
TOKYO: July 6
SEOUL: March 28
SINGAPORE: October 9
$623,987.00
Evercore Partners
SHANGHAI: November 14
HONG KONG: July 6
TOKYO: October 9
SEOUL: May 20
SINGAPORE: March 28
$245,765.00
SHANGHAI: October 9
HONG KONG: November 14
TOKYO: March 28
SEOUL: May 20
SINGAPORE: July 6
$876,654.00
SHANGHAI: October 9
HONG KONG : May 20
TOKYO: July 6
SEOUL: November 14
SINGAPORE: March 28
$123,546.00
SHANGHAI: May 20
HONG KONG: March 28
TOKYO: July 6
SEOUL: October 9
SINGAPORE: November 14
$765,000.00
First Southwest Co
SHANGHAI: November 14
HONG KONG: March 28
TOKYO: October 9
SEOUL: July 6
SINGAPORE: May 20
$1,765,245.00
Franklin Templeton
Investments
SHANGHAI: July 6
HONG KONG: November 14
TOKYO: March 28
SEOUL: May 20
SINGAPORE: October 9
$184,865.00
Guild Investment
Management
SHANGHAI: March 28
HONG KONG: October 9
$874,299.00
TOKYO: November 14
SEOUL: July 6
SINGAPORE: May 20
HIG Capital LLC
SHANGHAI: October 9
HONG KONG: July 6
TOKYO: May 20
SEOUL: November 14
SINGAPORE: March 28
$100,000.00
SHANGHAI: July 6
HONG KONG: May 20
TOKYO: October 9
SEOUL: March 28
SINGAPORE: November 14
$903,345.00
Investment Company
Institute
SHANGHAI: May 20
HONG KONG: July 6
TOKYO: March 28
SEOUL: November 14
SINGAPORE: October 9
$654,876.00
SHANGHAI: November 14
HONG KONG: May 20
TOKYO: March 28
SEOUL: October 9
SINGAPORE: July 6
$317,000.00
Johnson Investment
Counsel Inc.
SHANGHAI: July 6
HONG KONG: October 9
TOKYO: May 20
SEOUL: March 28
SINGAPORE: November 14
$275,000.00
SHANGHAI: October 9
HONG KONG: July 6
TOKYO: November 14
SEOUL: May 20
SINGAPORE: March 28
$700,000.00
SHANGHAI: March 28
HONG KONG: October 9
TOKIO: November 14
SEUL: July 6
SINGAPORE: May 20
$237,951.00
KKR
Morningstar Inc.
Quantitative Services
Group
SHANGHAI: May 20
HONG KONG: July 6
TOKYO: March 28
SEOUL: November 14
SINGAPORE: October 9
$150,000.00
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CONCLUSION
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