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In today’s briefing:
- A New New Oriental?
- HSI Index Rebalance Preview: Finding the Balance
- Deewin Tianxia IPO – Largest Segment Has Slowed and Generates Bulk of Sales from Related Parties
- Bond Market Monitor: What Shimao’s Default Tells Us
- Morning Views Asia: Central China Securities, China Vanke
- Hang Seng Index Constituents 6th July 2022
A New New Oriental?
- Oriental Selection achieves high-speed user growth through bilingual livestreaming, thanks to Douyin’s algorithmic recommendation mechanism before 6/18 ecommerce, after 6/18 the increase in the follower numbers & GMV dropped sharply.
- The unit price of the product is below average, due to the focus on produce and books, Agricultural livestreaming has always been a difficult to grow category
- 10%-15% Commission is lower than industry average, and subsequent supply chain control and 1st party products have lower margins.
HSI Index Rebalance Preview: Finding the Balance
- Currently at 69 constituents, it is unlikely that we reach 80 member by year end. Hang Seng Indexes is finding it tough to reach the target by excluding unprofitable companies.
- We list 11 stocks that could be added to the index in September – with one-way turnover just over 5%, the actual number of inclusions will be lower.
- There are a few potential inclusions where short interest is over 5% of the free float. These stocks could see short covering ahead of announcement of the changes.
Deewin Tianxia IPO – Largest Segment Has Slowed and Generates Bulk of Sales from Related Parties
- Deewin Tianxia (2418 HK) is looking to raise up to US$147m in its Hong Kong IPO.
- Deewin Tianxia (DT) is a service provider in the commercial automobile service industry in China.
- The firm continues to generate the bulk of its revenue from its controlling shareholder and the latter’s associates.
Bond Market Monitor: What Shimao’s Default Tells Us
- A lack of prediction accuracy leads us to advise against investing in risky credits.
- We expect up 1/3 of Chinese property developers to either default or negotiate with their creditors and see a few sovereigns running out of cash, following Sri Lanka’s demise.
- Shimao’s failure to negotiate with its creditors leads us to believe the liquidity situation at many Chinese developers is worse than expected.
Morning Views Asia: Central China Securities, China Vanke
Lucror Analytics Morning Views comprise our fundamental credit analysis, opinions and trade recommendations on high yield issuers in the region, based on key company-specific developments in the past 24 hours. Our Morning Views include a section with a brief market commentary, key market indicators and a macroeconomic and corporate event calendar.
Hang Seng Index Constituents 6th July 2022
- Over the last few days, the banks and financials have been acting very poorly.
- The gap down on Wednesday in a few sectors and stocks got my attention as there was a bearish setup before today’s trading day.
- A gap, if not filled, will usually mark a change or acceleration of a trend.
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