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iCar Asia taps Bells, Baillieu for $21m placement

iCar Asia is seeking to raise $21 million in a placement through Bell Potter Securities and Baillieu Holst.

Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Jake Mitchell
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iCar Asia is seeking to raise $21 million in a placement through Bell Potter Securities and Baillieu Holst.

iCar shares went into a trading halt on Tuesday morning as its brokers went about finding investors for the placement.

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Original URL: https://www.afr.com/companies/financial-services/icar-asia-taps-bells-baillieu-for-21m-placement-20141111-11k54f