ChinaDaily Briefs

Daily Brief China: Sichuan Biokin Pharmaceutical, Sunac Services Holdings, Alibaba Group Holding , ICBC (H) and more

In today’s briefing:

  • China Healthcare Weekly (Sep.22) – Medical Device VBP, Restore Optimism on Healthcare, Biokin Pharma
  • Sunac Services (1516 HK):  Positive Development From Debt Restructuring Of Parent Company
  • ECM Weekly (24th Sep 2023) – Cainiao, J&T, Midea, Kokusai, Seoul Guarantee, Barito, Integral, DPC
  • China’s New List Of D-SIBs’ Capital Buffer Is Wearing Thin For Some


China Healthcare Weekly (Sep.22) – Medical Device VBP, Restore Optimism on Healthcare, Biokin Pharma

By Xinyao (Criss) Wang

  • The national centralized procurement of high-value medical consumables such as intraocular lens (IOL) and sports medicine medical consumables is about to begin. We listed the companies that could be affected.
  • The instability of policies seems to be a consensus among investors regarding China healthcare. However, if truly understand the logic behind policy changes and industry shifts, investors will maintain optimism.
  • We analyzed the key points of Biokin. Its valuation is ridiculously high considering the current pipeline situation and commercialization outlook. We think the bubble will eventually burst (e.g. 50% downside).

Sunac Services (1516 HK):  Positive Development From Debt Restructuring Of Parent Company

By Steve Zhou, CFA

  • On September 21, a debt restructuring agreement was reached with debt holders of Sunac China, in which part of the agreement included Sunac Services shares.
  • The debt restructuring for Sunac China should provide a positive feedback loop to the sentiment and fundamentals of Sunac Services.
  • The core property management business (86% of sales) grew 8% yoy in 1H23, with total gross floor area growing by 12% yoy. 

ECM Weekly (24th Sep 2023) – Cainiao, J&T, Midea, Kokusai, Seoul Guarantee, Barito, Integral, DPC

By Sumeet Singh


China’s New List Of D-SIBs’ Capital Buffer Is Wearing Thin For Some

By Fern Wang

  • PBOC and NAFR included Bank of Nanjing in its latest D-SIBs list, increasing the total D-SIBs to 20
  • 13 benchmarks were used to assess the D-SIBs using 1H23 data
  • All D-SIBs fulfilled their additional capital requirements as of 1H23, but the buffer is wearing thin for some especially in view of the difficult economic environment 

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