ELECTRONICS maker and distributor Tomorrow International Holdings yesterday announced its floatation plan to raise $106 million through an issue of 100 million shares, at an issue price of $1.06 per share.
A large part of the $90 million in net proceeds from the exercise is expected to fuel Tomorrow's office expansion plans.
About $8 million is to be used to repay long-term mortgage loans.
At the end of May, the company had about $42 million in bank borrowings. It is anticipated that outstanding debt of the company would increase by about $10 million in July.
The majority of the proceeds are to be used to set up representative offices in China and Japan.
The capital is to be injected into a car-accessories joint venture in Beijing.
