Daily Briefs

• Tokyo Metro (9023 JP) priced its IPO at JPY1,200 per share to raise gross proceeds of US$2.3 billion. The shares will start trading on 23 October.
• We previously discussed the IPO in Tokyo Metro (9023 JP) IPO: The Bull Case, Tokyo Metro (9023 JP) IPO: The Bear Case and Tokyo Metro (9023 JP) IPO: Valuation Insights.
• The peers have modestly derated since the prospectus was released on 20 September. The IPO price remains attractive, particularly relating to the implied dividend yield.

• The big question is how to cash in on the dissenters’ rights spread for Robotics. The main concern is cancellation risk, but the FSS doesn’t seem too negative on approval.
• To sustain nuclear momentum, Enerbility needs heavy borrowing for facility investments, requiring a lower debt ratio. Offloading debt-heavy Bobcat is a move shareholders might support.
• With NPS unlikely to ignore the government’s nuclear push, Robotics’ spread could narrow quickly. Despite cancellation risk and no hedge, the remaining juice makes an outright position worth considering.

• SF Holding proposes interim & special dividends for owners of A-shares
• Combined cash dividend totals 1.40 CNY per share, yielding about 3.3%
• Meeting October 29 to approve dividends, Q3 results, planned HK listing

• T.S. Lines (TSL HK) is looking to raise at least US$100m in its upcoming Hong Kong IPO.
• T.S. Lines (TSL) is a container shipping firm primarily operating in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region.
• In a previous note, we looked at the firm’s past performance. In this note, we talk about the recent updates from its filings.

• Tokyo Metro (9023 JP)‘s shareholders raised around US$2.4bn in its Japan IPO. 
• Tokyo Metro (TKM) is one of the two metro network operators in the Tokyo region. It operates nine subway lines with a total of 180 stations.
• We have looked at the company’s past performance and valuations in our previous notes. In this note, we will talk about the trading dynamics.

• Danaher has a history of long-term growth, with a 15% increase in stock price over the past 10 years.
• Founded in the 1980s by Steven and Mitchell Rales, Danaher focused on acquiring industrial companies with a private equity strategy.
• Strategic management and operational improvements have allowed Danaher to consistently grow its free cash flow per share at a double-digit rate, making it a solid investment despite its current valuation.

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Ocean Wilsons announced today that it has agreed to sell its 56.47% stake in Wilson Sons to SAS Shipping Agencies Services, a wholly owned subsidiary of MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company, for R$4.4bn (equivalent to R$17.50 per share). The consideration will be converted into US dollars, which, at the current exchange rate, implies a purchase price of US$768m. The transaction is expected to trigger a Brazilian withholding tax liability of up to US$142m and to ultimately realise net cash proceeds of ‘at least US$593m’. The transaction is expected to complete in H225. A ‘meaningful’ proportion of the proceeds will be returned to shareholders and some may be reinvested in Ocean Wilsons.

• General Dynamics is a global aerospace and defense firm with a diverse portfolio of businesses and strong market presence
• The company has solid financial performance with $42.3 billion in revenue, $3.3 billion in net income, and a strong balance sheet with $8.2 billion in net debt
• The investment thesis is focused on the strength of Gulfstream business, with a healthy backlog of $21 billion, new product introductions, and a leading position in the business/private jet market, making it a promising investment opportunity.

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• RaaS Research Group has published an update report on advanced materials manufacturing group Amaero International (ASX:3DA) following its Q1 result in which it reported first commercial revenues of $1.0m, marking its first quarter of material commercial revenue from its Tennessee operation.
• The revenue includes approximately $0.6m from powder sales and $0.45m from PM HIP manufacturing.
• The powder sales made during the quarter included test material to ADDMAN Group, with which the company has a five-year preferred supplier agreement, as well as custom atomisation of C103 for a NYSE-listed materials company, custom atomisation of C103 for a US government-funded laboratory and custom atomisation of a development refractory alloy for another US government-funded laboratory.