ChinaDaily Briefs

Daily Brief China: Prosus NV, Crystal International, Dongyue Group, China International Capital Corporation, New World Development and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Prosus X Naspers: Discounts Catch Bid on China Stimulus, Trip.com Stake Fully Exited
  • High Dividend Yield HK-Listed Apparel & Footwear Screener:  Adding JNBY 3306 HK
  • HK CEO & Director Dealings (26th Sep 2024): Dongyue Group, C&D International, China Aoyuan Property
  • CICC (3908 HK): M&A Possibility
  • New World Dev (17 HK): Board Games


Prosus X Naspers: Discounts Catch Bid on China Stimulus, Trip.com Stake Fully Exited

By Charlotte van Tiddens, CFA

  • On Tuesday, China announced fresh stimulus measures targeting the stock market and property sector.
  • The PBoC reduced the main policy rate and cut the RRR, signaling that further cuts were on the cards for later this year.
  • Further stimulus measures were announced today ahead of the Golden Week holiday. The discounts of Naspers and Prosus have rallied on the news, we see room for further upside.

High Dividend Yield HK-Listed Apparel & Footwear Screener:  Adding JNBY 3306 HK

By Sameer Taneja


HK CEO & Director Dealings (26th Sep 2024): Dongyue Group, C&D International, China Aoyuan Property

By David Blennerhassett


CICC (3908 HK): M&A Possibility

By Osbert Tang, CFA

  • China’s securities industry is under a wave of consolidation. China International Capital Corporation (3908 HK) is interesting given its leadership in the investment banking business.
  • A combination with China Galaxy Securities (H) (6881 HK) may bring synergy, given their different focuses. This will create the 3rd largest securities house in China. 
  • Even without a merger, CICC also looks attractive with the US interest rate trending down. It is best set to gain upon the revival of the Hong Kong IPO market. 

New World Dev (17 HK): Board Games

By David Blennerhassett

  • Evidently the influence of a younger hip third-generation tycoon-scion was not the panacea for New World Development (17 HK) and its ongoing issues in the HK/China property space.
  • As widely expected, Adrian Cheng is stepping down as NWD’s CEO, to be replaced by Eric Ma,  Hong Kong’s former secretary for development.
  • NWD will also sell the rights to provide property management services under the K11 brand to Adrian; and potentially sell its stake in Kai Tak Sports Park to its parent.

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