ChinaDaily Briefs

Daily Brief China: Contemporary Amperex Technology (CATL), TCL Corp (A), Sihuan Pharmaceutical Hldgs, Lalatech Holdings Co Ltd and more

In today’s briefing:

  • CATL Chairman Sees Recycled Lithium as the Future of EV-Battery Making
  • TCL Acquires LG Display’s LCD Plants in Guangzhou as Industry Consolidates
  • China Healthcare Weekly (Oct.6) – WuXi to Sell Assets, Be Rational on China CXO, Sihuan Underperform
  • Lalatech IPO | Review of H124 Financials & Operating Stats | Strike While the Iron Is Hot-Ish?


CATL Chairman Sees Recycled Lithium as the Future of EV-Battery Making

By Caixin Global

  • Half of all lithium-ion batteries could be made with recycled lithium by 2042, according to the founder of power cell giant Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. (CATL) (300750.SZ +11.06%), who presented a vision of an eco-friendlier industry at a recent event.

  • Speaking at the World New Energy Vehicles Congress on Friday, Zeng Yuqun, also CATL’s chairman, highlighted the critical role power cells can play in driving the EV industry toward a zero-carbon future, saying that the sustainable development of the industry hinges on the use of recycled battery raw materials.

  • CATL’s battery recycling business has already taken shape, with a current annual capacity to process 270,000 tons of used batteries, Zeng said.

TCL Acquires LG Display’s LCD Plants in Guangzhou as Industry Consolidates

By Caixin Global

  • TCL Technology Group Corp.
  • (000100.SZ +7.51%), a leading Chinese electronics maker, has agreed to pay 10.8 billion yuan ($1.54 billion) to acquire LG’s two display factories in Guangzhou, as Chinese manufacturers strengthen their dominance in the liquid crystal displays (LCD).
  • TCL China Star Optoelectronics Technology (TCL CSOT), a subsidiary of TCL Technology, will acquire 80% of LG Display China and the entire stake of LG Display Guangzhou.

China Healthcare Weekly (Oct.6) – WuXi to Sell Assets, Be Rational on China CXO, Sihuan Underperform

By Xinyao (Criss) Wang

  • Investors always have expectations for Chinese CXOs, believing that BIOSECURE Act will not pass and Chinese CXOs will bottom out. We can understand this, but we have to be rational.
  • Selling the operations that have been negatively affected is a reasonable choice, which helps stabilize WuXi’s business/market expectations. But this does not necessarily mean the geopolitical conflict will end here.
  • Without persuasive long-term logic, share price of Sihuan would still underperform. Despite strong performance of Chinese stocks, we advise investors to do short-term trading on Sihuan Pharmaceutical Hldgs (460 HK).

Lalatech IPO | Review of H124 Financials & Operating Stats | Strike While the Iron Is Hot-Ish?

By Daniel Hellberg

  • In a new filing with HKEX, we can see Lalatech’s revenue growth slow
  • The company’s grip on CoR loosened, but OpEx growth in H1 was minimal
  • Given improving market conditions, we believe Lalatech may finally sell shares

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