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Activity was particularly buoyant in Asia, where regional exchanges accounted for nearly 80 per cent of new share sales in April

HONG KONG: The global market for initial public offerings (IPOs) is showing signs of life as a rebound in the stock market has emboldened companies to test investor appetite for new listings, particularly in Asia.

Roughly $25 billion worth of IPOs priced globally in March and April, nearly twice the amount seen in the first two months of the year when listings virtually ground to a halt.