ChinaDaily Briefs

Daily Brief China: Jiangnan, Hong Kong Hang Seng Index, Hainan Meilan International Airport, Hopson Development and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Jiangnan Group (1366 HK): Powering Up
  • Top Asia Shorts
  • Jiangnan Group (1366 HK): Is the Chairman/CEO Reattempting Privatisation?
  • Meilan Airport (357 HK): Takeaway from Recent Passenger Throughput
  • Weekly Wrap – 17 Feb 2023

Jiangnan Group (1366 HK): Powering Up

By David Blennerhassett

  • Jiangnan (1366 HK), a manufacturer of wires and cables for power transmission and distribution systems, was suspended yesterday at lunchtime pursuant to Hong Kong’s Code on Takeovers and Mergers.
  • But not before the share price gained 63% on clear news leakage.
  • Chu Hui, the chairman, CEO, and major shareholder, mulled taking the private six years ago. 

Top Asia Shorts

By Thomas Schroeder

  • After Asian indexes met targets we have now turned negative in a domino sequence.
  • Our table pounding inflationary higher USD and higher yield thesis is seeing the dollar on the move with yield in hot pursuit.
  • Bull divergence in yield and the USD warn or a multi month rise. This is just the beginning of the pain trade to unwind peak inflation and peak rate positioning.

Jiangnan Group (1366 HK): Is the Chairman/CEO Reattempting Privatisation?

By Arun George

  • Jiangnan (1366 HK) entered a trading halt pending the release of an announcement under the Hong Kong Code on Takeovers and Mergers on 16 February. 
  • It is likely that Mr Chu Hui (Chairman and CEO), the largest shareholder representing 34.99% of outstanding shares is reattempting to privatise Jiangnan. 
  • The 83.9% share price run prior to the trading halt suggests that the offeror is very close to finalising a formal proposal at a hefty premium to the undisturbed price. 

Meilan Airport (357 HK): Takeaway from Recent Passenger Throughput

By Eric Chen

  • Strong passenger traffic year-to-date indicates that full-year passenger throughput for 2023 will be on par with 2019.
  • Concerns that China resuming outbound travel could turn domestic tourists away from Hainan are overblown, overlooking the huge pent-up leisure travel demand over last three years.
  • We expect investors will focus on pace and sustainability of the recovery when company announces 2022 results. Being eligible for Stock Connect Program in 2023 will be a key catalyst. 

Weekly Wrap – 17 Feb 2023

By Charles Macgregor

Lucror Analytics Weekly Wraps provide an overview of all Morning Views comments and reports published by our analyst team in the past week, and also showcase a list of the most-read reports.

In this Insight:

  1. Alam Sutera Realty
  2. China SCE
  3. China Jinmao Holdings
  4. Lifestyle International Holdings
  5. Geely Auto

and more…


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