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Daily Brief ECM: StubWorld: NWD (17 HK) Is Cheap. It May Get Cheaper Still and more

In today’s briefing:

  • StubWorld: NWD (17 HK) Is Cheap. It May Get Cheaper Still
  • Doosan Robotics IPO Trading – Strong Insti Subscription Rates but Still Feels like a Punt
  • Kokusai Electric IPO: Valuation Insights
  • Kokusai Electric Pre-IPO – Thoughts on Valuation
  • IDFC First Bank QIP – Well Flagged but Valuations Appear Lofty
  • J&T Global Express IPO: Updates Tilts the Balance Positively
  • Pre-IPO Concord Healthcare Group – Business Challenges Are Greater than Expected


StubWorld: NWD (17 HK) Is Cheap. It May Get Cheaper Still

By David Blennerhassett

  • New World Development (17 HK) nudges an all-time low P/B and implied stub; as the privatisation of NWS Holdings (659 HK) moves gradually forward. 
  • Preceding my comments on NWD/NWS 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%.

Doosan Robotics IPO Trading – Strong Insti Subscription Rates but Still Feels like a Punt

By Ethan Aw

  • Doosan Robotics (454910 KS) raised around US$318m in its Korea IPO, after pricing its IPO at the top end of the range at KRW26,000/share.
  • Doosan Robotics (DR) manufactures and sells collaborative robots (Cobots). The firm’s product portfolio primarily includes different series of robot arms as well as its coffee module.
  • In this note, we will talk about the demand for the deal and other trading dynamics.

Kokusai Electric IPO: Valuation Insights

By Arun George


Kokusai Electric Pre-IPO – Thoughts on Valuation

By Sumeet Singh

  • KKR is looking to raise around US$750m via selling a stake in Kokusai Electric (6525 JP) (KE) in its Japan IPO.
  • KE main business activities consist of the manufacturing, sales and maintenance service of semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
  • In our previous notes we have looked at the company’s past performance and undertaken a peer comparison. In this note, we talk about valuations.

IDFC First Bank QIP – Well Flagged but Valuations Appear Lofty

By Ethan Aw

  • IDFC First Bank Limited (IDFCBK IN) is looking to raise up to INR30bn (US$361m) via a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP). 
  • The deal is a relatively small one to digest at 6.3 days of three month ADV and 4.9% dilution.
  • In this note, we will talk about the placement and run the deal through our ECM framework.

J&T Global Express IPO: Updates Tilts the Balance Positively

By Arun George


Pre-IPO Concord Healthcare Group – Business Challenges Are Greater than Expected

By Xinyao (Criss) Wang

  • Concord Healthcare Group (CHG HK)’s hospital business is not strong enough to contribute strong performance consistently, leading to unsatisfactory profit margin considering its weak hospital operation and management capability.
  • The network business could face some legal risks based on our analysis. In the context of anti-corruption campaign in China healthcare, Concord’s business and patients flow could be affected.
  • Together with potential policy risks such as DRGs/centralized procurement, we tend to be conservative about Concord’s outlook. In terms of valuation, Concord’s valuation should be lower than Inkon Life Technology.

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