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Daily Brief ECM: Global Health IPO – Small Player but Attractive and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Global Health IPO – Small Player but Attractive
  • Go Digit General Insurance Pre-IPO – The Positives – Has Been Growing a Lot Faster than the Industry
  • Boeing Co: Major Drivers
  • Tyler Technologies: Acquisition of Rapid Financial Solutions & Other Drivers

Global Health IPO – Small Player but Attractive

By Ethan Aw

  • Global Health (Medanta) (GH IN) is looking to raise approximately US$268m in its upcoming India IPO.  
  • Global Health (GH) is a hospital network that operates under the Medanta brand. The firm currently has five hospitals in operation and one more planned for development.
  • We have looked at the background of the deal in our earlier notes. In this note, we will talk about the peer comparison and valuations.

Go Digit General Insurance Pre-IPO – The Positives – Has Been Growing a Lot Faster than the Industry

By Sumeet Singh

  • Go Digit General Insurance is looking to raise about US$503m in its upcoming India IPO. The deal will be run by ICICISec, MS, Axis, Edelweiss, HDFC Bank and IIFL.
  • Go Digit General Insurance is a digital full stack insurance company, offering motor insurance, health insurance, travel insurance, property insurance, marine insurance, liability insurance and other insurance products.
  • In this note, we talk about the positive aspects of the deal.

Boeing Co: Major Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Boeing delivered yet another highly disappointing set of results as it failed to meet the market expectations with respect to revenues as well as earnings.
  • Despite the challenge created by the supply chain market problems, Boeing’s management believes that their performance was not too bad.
  • The revenue increased by 4% in the third quarter, and besides that, the company delivered 9 airplanes in the quarter and has 115 airplanes in inventory.

Tyler Technologies: Acquisition of Rapid Financial Solutions & Other Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Tyler Technologies delivered yet another all-around beat that was a result of its 3% organic growth in this quarter, excluding COVID-related revenues of approximately 9%.
  • It reflects both company’s accelerating shift to the cloud and growth in transaction-based revenues.
  • Overall, we provide the stock of Tyler Technologies with a ‘Hold’ rating and a revision in the target price.

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