In today’s briefing:
- Zhejiang Expressway (576 HK): “Cheap” Access To Zheshang Securities
- MDL Wholesale Pre-IPO – IPO Redux
- HK-Listed Apparel & Footwear Screener: Attractive Yield & Rapid Expansion Outside China – Oct 2024
- Greatview Aseptic Packaging (468.HK) Update – Some New Information Worth the Attention
- Bright Smart Securities (1428.HK) – Monday, Jul 8, 2024
- Boqi Environmental (2377 HK): Privatisation by Management?
- Charts & Context | From Here, What Can Get Better for Container Carriers? | Reduce Sector Exposure
Zhejiang Expressway (576 HK): “Cheap” Access To Zheshang Securities
- Since Guotai Junan Securities (2611 HK) and Haitong Securities Co Ltd (H) (6837 HK) were suspended around a month ago, pending a merger, a basket of peers are up 37%.
- The Shanghai Composite is up 21%. Volumes are up, commissions are up. Citic Securities (600030 CH), the largest broker by market cap, is up 42% in the past month.
- Zhejiang Expressway (576 HK) is also up ~45% in recent weeks due to its 40.3% look-through stake in Zheshang Securities (601878 CH). The question: how much more in the tank?
MDL Wholesale Pre-IPO – IPO Redux
- MDL Wholesale Limited is looking to raise about US$100m in its upcoming Hong Kong IPO.
- MDL is a leading food and FMCG distribution solution provider in China.
- In this note, we look at the firm’s past performance.
HK-Listed Apparel & Footwear Screener: Attractive Yield & Rapid Expansion Outside China – Oct 2024
- The HK market is moving, and the share prices of high-yield companies are increasing. Despite the average YTD returns of 36%, stocks are trading at 5-18% dividend yields.
- We await the November results of Pacific Textiles (1382 HK), which we will soon initiate coverage on.
- We note that Yue Yuen Industrial Holdings (551 HK) continues with its buybacks, having repurchased 3.2 million shares (0.2% of outstanding shares) since August 28th, 2024.
Greatview Aseptic Packaging (468.HK) Update – Some New Information Worth the Attention
- The loss of control over Greatview’s international business will lead to significant loss of Newjf’s interests,which is the most direct trigger of Newjf’s decision to initiate an acquisition of Greatview.
- Newjf is actively fulfilling the Pre-Conditions and is now progressing smoothly. Newjf’s acquisition of Greatview is complied with the Anti-monopoly Law. Newjf will make every effort to complete the acquisition.
- Greatview urges shareholders to reject Newjf’s Offer is not for the benefit of the entire company. The “true motives” behind are questionable. We advise investors to take Newjf’s Offer seriously.
Bright Smart Securities (1428.HK) – Monday, Jul 8, 2024
- Bright Smart Securities is a successful brokerage firm in Hong Kong founded by Mow Lum Yip in 1995 and publicly listed in 2010
- The company has shown steady growth since its IPO, with impressive increases in revenue and net income
- Despite a challenging market environment in Hong Kong, Bright Smart has maintained stable results, grown its client base and assets under management, and pays out all earnings in dividends, with dividends exceeding net earnings over the last 5 years.
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Boqi Environmental (2377 HK): Privatisation by Management?
- China Boqi Environmental Hol (2377 HK) entered a trading halt based on the Hong Kong Code on Takeovers and Mergers. The shares have been up 39% since 30 September.
- It is likely that management, representing 59.59% of outstanding shares, is seeking to privatise Boqi through a Cayman scheme.
- Sinopec, a pre-IPO investor potentially holding a blocking stake, is likely seeking to exit. At the last close, Boqi trades in line with the median peers’ P/B multiple.
Charts & Context | From Here, What Can Get Better for Container Carriers? | Reduce Sector Exposure
- We believe price momentum for global container carriers is unlikely to improve from here
- As price momentum falters, carriers’ shares could continue to give back big gains
- We would look for near-term opportunities to reduce or eliminate exposure to sector