ConsumerDaily Briefs

Daily Brief Consumer: Millie Seojae , ZJLD Group , JD.com , Tokyo Stock Exchange Tokyo Price Index Topix, Under Armour and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Millie’s Library IPO Book Building Results Analysis
  • ZJLD Group (6979 HK):  More Near-Term Upside Expected
  • JD.com Inc ADR: Collaboration With Gucci & Other Drivers
  • Is Engagement Functioning Well with The “Engagement-Enhanced Passive” Approach Adopted by GPIF?
  • Under Armour Inc.: Can The New UA Rewards Program Further Boost Revenue Growth? – Major Drivers
  • Duplicate of Under Armour: New SlipSpeed Range For Athletes & Other Developments


Millie’s Library IPO Book Building Results Analysis

By Douglas Kim

  • Millie’s Library (418470 KS) announced its IPO book building results. The IPO price has been determined at 23,000 won which is at the high end of the IPO price range.
  • A total of 1,915 institutions participated in this IPO survey and the demand ratio of 619.2 to 1.
  • Our valuation analysis suggests base case target price of 31,769 won per share, which is 38% higher than the the IPO price of 23,000 won.

ZJLD Group (6979 HK):  More Near-Term Upside Expected

By Steve Zhou, CFA

  • Since the inclusion in the Southbound Stock Connect 7 trading days ago, ZJLD Group (6979 HK)’s stock price is up 16%, suggesting strong interest from the southbound investors.
  • ZJLD has one of the best channel inventory and distributor perception among all the sauce aroma baijiu brands currently.
  • Expect further share price upside mainly from southbound buy, as the baijiu sector is one of the most followed sectors in A-share.     

JD.com Inc ADR: Collaboration With Gucci & Other Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • JD.com Inc. managed to surpass the revenue and earnings expectations of Wall Street.
  • Service revenues grew, of which marketing and marketplace revenues were up.
  • During the quarter, JD.com noticed strong user engagement trends, including higher purchase rates and ARPU on its app.

Is Engagement Functioning Well with The “Engagement-Enhanced Passive” Approach Adopted by GPIF?

By Aki Matsumoto

  • The GPIF employs a “passive enhanced engagement” approach, which is linked to TOPIX and engages in engagement activities with the portfolio companies. This approach should be examined for any challenges.
  • The challenge is whether GPIF’s extremely low management fees can engage in deep engagement with a large number of portfolio companies to reduce tracking error from TOPIX.
  • GPIF cites its inability to invest in equities in-house and the huge AUM as reasons for its bias toward passive funds. If this is an obstacle, reform should be considered.

Under Armour Inc.: Can The New UA Rewards Program Further Boost Revenue Growth? – Major Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Under Armour delivered a solid result and managed an all-around beat in the last quarter.
  • Revenue decreased by 1% after considering the adverse effects of foreign exchange brought on by the strength of the US dollar.
  • Direct-to-consumer revenue climbed 4% to $544 million, owing to strong results in the e-commerce and retail channels.

Duplicate of Under Armour: New SlipSpeed Range For Athletes & Other Developments

By Baptista Research

  • Under Armour delivered a solid result and managed an all-around beat in the last quarter.
  • Revenue decreased by 1% after considering the adverse effects of foreign exchange brought on by the strength of the US dollar.
  • Direct-to-consumer revenue climbed 4% to $544 million, owing to strong results in the e-commerce and retail channels.

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