In today’s briefing:
- StubWorld: Swire Trading “Cheap” As Cathay Squares Government Debt
- GAPack (468 HK): SAMR Rests On XJF’s Filing
- Kuaishou Placement – US$480m Secondary Block Deal a Small One to Digest
- Quiddity Leaderboard CSI 300/500 Dec 24: Massive Increase in AUMs Causes Flow Expectations to Soar
- Quiddity Leaderboard SSE50/180 Dec 24: Some Changes to Expectations; US$1.5bn One-Way for SSE 50
- China’s Two Largest Shipbuilders Set Stock Swap Terms For $38 Billion Merger
- CATL CEO & Founder Robin Zeng: The Journey to Market Dominance
- Fosun Tourism (1992 HK): Is Club Med Disposal Happening?
StubWorld: Swire Trading “Cheap” As Cathay Squares Government Debt
- Swire Pacific (19 HK) is coming up “cheap” on my monitor vs. Swire Properties (1972 HK) and Cathay Pacific (293 HK), after Cathay settles its Hong Kong government tab.
- Preceding my comments on Swire and Cathay are the current setup/unwind tables for Asia-Pacific Holdcos.
- These relationships trade with a minimum liquidity of US$1mn, and a % market capitalisation >20%.
GAPack (468 HK): SAMR Rests On XJF’s Filing
- China’s State Administration for Market Regulation has formally accepted Shandong Xinjufeng Technology (301296 CH) (XJF)’s filing. That’s positive. SAMR previously okayed XJF’s initial 28.22% stake from Jardine Matheson (JM SP).
- No new update on co-founders Jeff Bi and Gang Hong’s non-binding Offer.
- Separately, the EGM requisitioned by XJF to appoint two XJF-friendly directors progresses.
Kuaishou Placement – US$480m Secondary Block Deal a Small One to Digest
- DCM Investments is looking to raise US$484m via selling its remaining stake in Kuaishou Technology (1024 HK).
- While the current block deal isn’t entirely well flagged per se, it appears that DCM has since been trimming its stake on the open market.
- In this note, we run the deal through our ECM framework and comment on deal dynamics.
Quiddity Leaderboard CSI 300/500 Dec 24: Massive Increase in AUMs Causes Flow Expectations to Soar
- CSI 300 represents the 300 largest stocks by market cap and liquidity from the Shanghai and Shenzhen Exchanges. CSI 500 is the next 500.
- In this insight, we take a look at the potential ADDs and DELs leading the race for the semiannual index rebal event in December 2024.
- Since our last insight in August, there has been a sharp increase in reported AUMs tracking CSI 300 and CSI 500. This has caused our flow expectations to rise sharply.
Quiddity Leaderboard SSE50/180 Dec 24: Some Changes to Expectations; US$1.5bn One-Way for SSE 50
- SSE 50 and SSE 180, respectively, aim to represent the performance of the 50 and 180 largest and most liquid A-share stocks listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
- In this insight, we take a look at the names leading the race to become ADDs and DELs during the December 2024 index rebal event.
- We currently see 5 ADDs/DELs for the SSE 50 index and 18 ADDs/DELs for the SSE 180 index.
China’s Two Largest Shipbuilders Set Stock Swap Terms For $38 Billion Merger
- China State Shipbuilding Corp. Ltd. (CSSC) and China Shipbuilding Industry Corp. (CSIC) on Wednesday announced a stock exchange proposal in their merger deal.
- Analysts said the proposed exchange terms are not favorable for shareholders of China Shipbuilding Industry.
- The two largest state-owned shipbuilding conglomerates determined the exchange ratio at 0.1335 shares of CSSC for each share of CSIC.
CATL CEO & Founder Robin Zeng: The Journey to Market Dominance
- Company specializes in battery products for electric vehicles and energy storage
- Competes with itself to continuously innovate and invent new chemistries
- Relies on state support in China to quickly meet consumer needs and roll out products efficiently
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Fosun Tourism (1992 HK): Is Club Med Disposal Happening?
- A partial disposal of Club Med is positive for Fosun Tourism (1992 HK). The market is speculating CapitaLand Investment /Sing (CLI SP) is paying EUR500m for a 20-30% stake.
- Club Med generated 91.7% of its 1H24 operating profit. The rumoured valuation will boost its value by HK$6.9/share, 1.2x of the share price if true.
- We see reasons for such disposal, and if happens, this will align the stock’s valuation to international peers – 26.2x for FY24, vs. its 11.3x currently.